2011 Dodge Dakota Big Horn Lonestar Edition, 2 Wd Like New 12000 Miles Warranty on 2040-cars
Marion, Illinois, United States
Like new Dodge Dakota Big Horn Lonestar Edition with only 12000 miles at present. No dents or scratches to outer body if it were not for a few light scratches on inner bed and tailgate where I hauled a few things it would be showroom condition. This truck is perfect and I am only selling due to employment change and need to cut back or I would keep it. This truck is like getting a new truck for a much lower cost. The cost to transfer warranty is $50.00 to be paid buy purchaser, I will give you the form to do the transfer. NADA clean retail on this truck is $19,500.00 and clean trade in is $16,725.00. Clear title and ready for a new home. Email or call 618-922-8801 with questions, truck is located in Marion Illinois. I do have the vechile for sale local and reserve the right to end the auction if the trucks sells to a local buyer.
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