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Dodge Durango Citadel 2012 — SUV 7 places robuste, attelage renforcé 3,5 tonnes — exterior view

Dodge Durango Citadel 2012 — SUV 7 places robuste, attelage renforcé 3,5 tonnes· 2012 · 90'560 km

Dodge Durango Citadel 2012 — robustes 7-Sitzer SUV, verstärkte Anhängerkupplung 3,5 Tonnen

Fair pricePrivate
CHF 19'900.-
Mileage

90'560 km

First registration

2012

Description

The Dodge Durango Citadel embodies the American family SUV in all its splendor: spacious, imposing and designed for long journeys. Produced in 2012, this road giant offers a true cabin for seven comfortably seated passengers, with a beige leather interior that enhances the model's premium atmosphere. Under the hood sits a 5.7-liter V8 petrol engine developing 364 horsepower, coupled with a smooth automatic transmission. This powerful engine guarantees generous acceleration and stable traction, even when loaded. With an announced consumption around 14.5 L/100 km and emissions of 363 g CO₂/km, this Durango remains within the standards of its category for its era. This example benefits from a reinforced, certified 3.5-tonne tow hitch, transforming the Durango into a genuine towing vehicle for caravan or trailer. Its immaculate white finish elegantly contrasts with a discerning motorist's line. With only 90,560 km on the odometer and a clean accident history, this Durango represents a fine opportunity for those seeking versatility and reliability.

Vehicle options

Comfort

Automatic climate control
Electric windows

Exterior

Sunroof
LED headlights

Technical specifications

First registration
2012
Mileage
90'560 km
Fuel type
Petrol
Body type
SUV
Colour
White
Transmission
Automatic
Power
364 hp
Engine size
5.7 L
Gears
7
Doors
5
Seats
7

Energy data

CO₂ emissions
363 g/km

Condition

Accident-free
Yes
Swiss vehicle
Yes
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Seller information

Xavier
Private seller
2123 St-Sulpice (Neuchatel)

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