[Roadster]

Hi guys,

Im looking at buying a Durango R/T and all the used ones I've looked at are imported used ones from Canada. 3 out of 3 so far. They have 10-20k miles on them then the carfax shows a dealer bought them and are reselling them in the US. All 3 Ive looked at are in the St. Louis area.

Anyone know what's going on?

 

[shadash]

Durangos are awesome + amazing value for the $$$?

 

[roddyvictory]

I noticed this too when I was searching for mine a bunch Canadian cars ended up in Ny I'm Assuming cause it close and US dollar did shoot up for period time probably got great deals with exchange rate importing cars, it not just my Durangos I noticed a lot of Lexus too.

 

[Don Fox]

@ Roadster:
If you decide to pick up one, make certain that any remaining warranty is good here in the US. At one time, I read that Dodge vehicles built up north, and brought south here, would not have a valid warranty. The same I believe for a US built vehicle taken north. Things may have changed, but that's a box I would want to check off.

Don

 

[Tin Foil Hat]

It sounds like maybe a Canadian auction might have found more profit by selling to US dealer buyers.

 

[wvhemis]

Don Foxn is giving excellent advice here. When I was shopping for used over new when we bought our 2019 Dodge Charger Hellcat I found several Hellcat's that had been imported from Canada. When I contacted Dodge Customer Service they told men that I could not purchase the MOPAR extended warranty. That killed it for me. I would for sure make sure you get it in writing before I pulled the trigger.

 

[blurredgta]

My 22 TNG was the equivalent of 56k usd before discounts here in Canada, they can make a quick buck importing slightly used is my guess

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[Roadster]

That makes sense. Currency play. Just wanted to make sure a car lot of Durango's in Canada didn't get flooded then sold to the US.