Used Dodge Durango for sale

Find your dream used Dodge Durango for sale at EchoPark, and get behind the wheel of a brawny, spacious, giant SUV. Many of our cars have low mileage and all come new-to-you. Skip the haggle, with prices up to $3,000 less than the competition, and finance options to help with your purchase. We can also buy your existing car from you, so you can use it to trade in.

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Used Dodge Durango for sale near me

When you buy a used Dodge Durango from EchoPark, you might be surprised at just how easy it is. Because our prices are so low, there’s no haggling over the cost – you get our very best deal on our range of used Dodge Durangos, straight off the bat.

Find your dream Dodge Durango online by visiting our website or visiting in-store, with EchoPark dealerships across the US. Lock your chosen car in for a low reserve price of just $500 – with plenty of finance options. Even if you have bad credit, we can help you finance your used Dodge Durango.

When everything’s been set up, simply arrange a collection date from your dealership, and away you go. Before you drive off, our team will have given your car an intensive 190-point inspection, to check it’s in the best possible condition. Your used Dodge Durango will be reconditioned, have any minor faults repaired, and handed over to you with a free Carfax report and a 7-Day Money Back Guarantee.

It's all part of the EchoPark experience.

Buy a used Dodge Durango from EchoPark

The much-loved Dodge has been a part of the US motoring history for over 100 years, with the brand achieving fame for its fast, high-performance cars – it’s enjoyed a long association with motorsport.

However, the introduction of the Dodge Durango marked, if not a change of direction exactly, an expansion of the range. The Durango isn’t a classic Dodge ‘muscle’ car, but an equally muscle crossover SUV with three rows of seating – capable of comfortably transporting seven people. And, as expected of Dodge, it carries lots of raw power.

It debuted in 1997 and continued until briefly ending production after the 2009 model launch before returning in 2011 with the third generation of the Durango. It’s now available in a range of different trims, including the SXT, GT, R/T, Citadel and SRT. On the used Dodge Durango market, you might also find now discontinued trims such as the SRT Hellcat, Limited and Crew.

Which Used Dodge Durango Suits You?

Here’s a short explainer of three of the most popular Dodge Durango trims we stock:

• Dodge Durango GT Plus – The GT Plus is a step up from the GT, as the name suggests. It has heated front and rear seats, a heated steering wheel, a large touchscreen for infotainment and navigation and assistance functions including lane departure warning. A stop-start engine and eight-speed automatic transmission is standard. Shop used Dodge Durango GT Plus.
• Dodge Durango SXT Plus – The SXT is the entry-level model trim in the used Dodge Durango range. Unlike other trims it doesn’t have the third row of seats as standard, though it is available as an option – and some used vehicles may have them. The SXT Plus package adds features such as rear park assist with stop, and a 12-way power driver seat. Shop used Dodge Durango SXT Plus.
• Dodge Durango R/T – Positioned in the middle of the range, the R/T is powerful, fitted with a V8 engine and blessed with an impressive tow capacity of 8,900lbs. Parking sensors, leather seats, a blind spot monitor and an integrated navigation system with built-in voice activation are all on the list of useful features. Shop used Dodge Durango R/T.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Dodge Durango bigger than the Grand Cherokee?

A used Dodge Durango is a popular model, but it’s often compared to the Jeep Grand Cherokee. Both are similar vehicles as SUVs in the same class, so compare like for like if you’re trying to decide which to buy. Both offer lots of interior space, but Dodge Durangos have three rows of seating as standard, so there’s room for seven people. The Durango is longer and higher, though the Cherokee is slightly wider.

Which Dodge Durango is the best?

There are eight different trims of the Dodge Durango. The top of the range version is the SRT 392, which has a new starting price of $70,295. Only available in four-wheel drive (4WD). Powered by a V8 engine, it delivers a top speed of 160mph and rockets from 0-60 mph in 4.7 seconds.

What does Citadel mean on the Dodge Durango?

The Citadel is another trim in range, sitting towards the premium end. It takes features that are included in the GT and R/T package and adds further upgrades – including luxurious Nappa leather seats, rear bucket seats, a sunroof/moonroof and driver assistance aids such as adaptive cruise control.