I love the video it’s very informative, but I have few questions. i’m a first time buyer for one, two we know the any vehicle from dodge that’s in the sports the area usually gets dogged out and so that’s why i’m looming for information. the one i’m lookin into is a 2018 dodge durango rt that has 99,000 miles on it and the price is $25,980. what do you think will be a good down payment and also is it worth it for the price? no accidents (reported) and has had two owners that used it personally.
You are right about how folks drive these. Very powerful so my device is to get Vin and take it to.any Dodge Dealership and check service records drive it Listen for infamous Hemi Tick from engine. Make sure the 8 speed transmission shifts well. If you can take mechanic with you or ask if you can have it looked at. Pricing seems pretty in the middle of the road. Dodges are on the higher side because of the limited time of V8's so for the most part they are classics. I would say maybe 2500 down payment maybe more depending on dealership and cost. Don't do buy here pay here waste of money they don't report to credit bureaus for future purchase history. Join a local credit union if you can build credit better prices and consistency. Get carfax and check history. Also be mindful of insurance two reasons first the engine.power and color of vehicle higher insurance cost. Second these vehicles are easily stolen. Not sure if you have a garage keep it in there. Once again higher insurance. Parts are readily available luckily. Aftermarket is very easy to get if need be. If I can help in anyway let me know 850 800 3794
@@JRideReviewsJCSR I don’t have credit, well I do but I just started going on a year ago. and trust me I understand about the theft situation that’s all you hear about is vehicles like these being stolen. the insurance situation too I know since i’m young too that it’ll be more pricey than usual also. to add on you said the color of the vehicle. and that’s the same thing I said that it seems a bit pricey for the amount of miles it has on it. but look at the engine and which brand it’s from. that plays a role too and you know they’re about to stop making them if they haven’t already. I’m 20 year old male looking to buy his first car. I choose something in my budget somewhere around $5,000-$25,000.
@@vtrumatized_leaderYou will be looking at a down payment of 5k to 10k for vehicles over 20k with your lack of credit and age also a high interest rate and payment not to mention insurance for a sports car💰
Love the dodge Durango the only thing is I am in Alabama
Thanks for watching Corey.
I love the video it’s very informative, but I have few questions. i’m a first time buyer for one, two we know the any vehicle from dodge that’s in the sports the area usually gets dogged out and so that’s why i’m looming for information. the one i’m lookin into is a 2018 dodge durango rt that has 99,000 miles on it and the price is $25,980. what do you think will be a good down payment and also is it worth it for the price? no accidents (reported) and has had two owners that used it personally.
You are right about how folks drive these. Very powerful so my device is to get Vin and take it to.any Dodge Dealership and check service records drive it Listen for infamous Hemi Tick from engine. Make sure the 8 speed transmission shifts well. If you can take mechanic with you or ask if you can have it looked at. Pricing seems pretty in the middle of the road. Dodges are on the higher side because of the limited time of V8's so for the most part they are classics. I would say maybe 2500 down payment maybe more depending on dealership and cost. Don't do buy here pay here waste of money they don't report to credit bureaus for future purchase history. Join a local credit union if you can build credit better prices and consistency. Get carfax and check history. Also be mindful of insurance two reasons first the engine.power and color of vehicle higher insurance cost. Second these vehicles are easily stolen. Not sure if you have a garage keep it in there. Once again higher insurance. Parts are readily available luckily. Aftermarket is very easy to get if need be. If I can help in anyway let me know 850 800 3794
@@JRideReviewsJCSR I don’t have credit, well I do but I just started going on a year ago. and trust me I understand about the theft situation that’s all you hear about is vehicles like these being stolen. the insurance situation too I know since i’m young too that it’ll be more pricey than usual also. to add on you said the color of the vehicle. and that’s the same thing I said that it seems a bit pricey for the amount of miles it has on it. but look at the engine and which brand it’s from. that plays a role too and you know they’re about to stop making them if they haven’t already. I’m 20 year old male looking to buy his first car. I choose something in my budget somewhere around $5,000-$25,000.
@@vtrumatized_leaderYou will be looking at a down payment of 5k to 10k for vehicles over 20k with your lack of credit and age also a high interest rate and payment not to mention insurance for a sports car💰