2021 DODGE Durango
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PRICE ALERT
above average
Miles below average
Vehicle Details
Option & Equipment
Notes
CarMax values transparency and wants you to love your next car, not settle on it. Certain vehicles may have unrepaired safety recalls. Check nhtsa.gov/recalls to learn if this vehicle has an unrepaired safety recall. At CarMax, finding the right car is easy. You can shop online, get pre-qualified with no impact to your credit, and receive a trade-in offer all from the comfort of home. See carmax.com for details. Then, when it's time to buy, you can choose express pickup at your local CarMax or home delivery in select markets. And we stand behind every used car we sell with a 90-Day/4,000-Mile (whichever comes first) Limited Warranty. See store for details. Price excludes tax, title and tags. Price assumes that final purchase will be made in the State of GA, unless vehicle is non-transferable. Vehicle subject to prior sale. Applicable transfer fees are due in advance of vehicle delivery and are separate from sales transactions. Inventory shown here is updated every 24 hours. Prior Use: FLEET
Recalls & Defects
VIN 1C4SDHCTXMC682598 may have been
recalled. Check full report for more information
AIR BAGS:CRITICAL FASTENERS | AIR BAGS:SIDE/WINDOW:CURTAIN
Chrysler (FCA US, LLC) is recalling certain 2020-2021 Dodge Durango vehicles. The Side Air Bag Inflatable Curtain (SABIC) fastener may be loose or missing.
Vehicle Records & Info. Your report VIN1C4SDHCTXMC682598 includes:
Vehicle specificationsSafety reportEnvironment reportRecalls & DefectsManufacturer infoAlternate listingsBill of sale ServiceState DocumentationAccident historyTitle information60+ Vehicle problemsOdometer readingsTaxi, Lease, Police useStructural DamagesTotal loss & Theft checkJunk & Salvage
Information about Dealer
I was approved for a loan through Roadloans for a decent...
Customer Service: 1.0 Quality Of Work: 1.0 Friendliness: 1.0 Pricing: 1.0 Overall Experience: 1.0
I was approved for a loan through Roadloans for a decent interest rate. I called CarMax a recommnded stealership. I spoke with a nice salesman and he convinced me to let them run a credit App so they could get me a better rate. They couldnt...I Charged $649 on my credit card to have a car transfered to within an hour of where I live. After a week I called and inquired about the car and they had not even assigned a shipper yet. In the mean time I pulled a Car Fax on the vehicle instead of the AutoCheck and learned that the car was a Theft recovery. Being uncomfortable with that I called and cancelled the transfer. I was told it would take 14-21 Business Days to get my money back because the salesman entered it as a Check and not a Credit Card. In the meantime, I was out the $649 to put down at another dealership. Without enough money to put down it took me 15 days to come up with enough to meet the payment and downpayment requirements to purchase another vehicle. I went to the new dealership today and was told that they dealt with Santander Bank all the time and could get the interest rate down abit. Wrong. When they went to process the packet from Roadloans, they were told because it was a few days before the expiration date of the approval they would have to pay a fee and there wouldnt be enough time to process the packet. They declined without informing me. They went on to get an approval through another bank for 6% more interest, $100 more a monthly payment because they wanted to sell me Gap Insurance and a warranty. I called Roadloans and was told I would have to re-apply because Don Wood Ford had my approval cancelled. I did and was approved for a lesser purchase price, Higher down payment and Interest rate. All because these so called Stealerships pulled many inquiries and lowered my credit score 15 points. I called Don Wood back today and told them I had a new approval and they wouldnt even lower their price after screwing me over. Thanks Stealerships, My driveway is empty and 21 days later still out my $649. Had Carmax not ripped me off for the $649, I would have been able to by a car before my approval expired.
