2000 Dodge Durango Reviews

For an older vehicle with 190,000 miles this SUV is a champion. It's a beast! I purchased my Durango used a year and a half ago and have only had to replace the power steering pump and 2 tires. Additionally I did do a little maintenance and replaced the spark plugs and shocks and struts for general maintenance. It has no trouble pulling a trailer and the 4'4 rocks with no issues. As an older SUV it gets kind of dusty inside and there's no cabin filter. A luxury vehicle, it is not. It is great for a country buff that doesn't mind a little dirt and noise when the windows are down. I am definitely glad I bought this vehicle.

The Durango has had minimal problems. The main problem was the fan went out for cooling and heating. The fan was very expensive to replace due to its position. Doing the oil changes and general maintenance keeps it running smoothly. It is comfortable and roomy for traveling with children. It is a great car for shopping and is roomy enough to carry things needed for home repairs from home depot. It sets high enough I can even do some minor off-road when necessary to get where I am going.

The Durango is a good midsize SUV. Thanks to muscular engine choices, enjoyable ride quality, and decent fuel economy, this Dodge has good overall performance for an SUV. Few competitors can match the Durango's towing capability, but you'll have to pay a lot more money to get the most engine power and maximum towing capacity. Inside, the Durango's cabin feels upscale, and its seats are comfortable. The Durango features one of the most intuitive infotainment systems on the market. One notable downside is that this Dodge earns lower safety scores than most rivals.

It rides it rides comfortable and is great for family but I have had this vehicle for 16 years and have had a lot of problem with the heating and cooling and the front driver side door just ridiculous and also at 69000 miles had to have the head gasket fixed even though I told the dealer that it was having issues they would continue to say that there was nothing wrong I think that they did not want to fix the problem while under the warranty I bought it at 32,000 miles and 2 years old paid $24,900 in 2002

I got this 2000 Dodge Durango Sport used. 4th owner, 156,276 miles, it was not maintained last six years. Interior clean, body clean, replaced shock's, brakes, plugs, wires, oil and tires. Runs great, fast, handling is good, smooth ride. Had it 7 months now, been from West coast to East coast and back no problems. About 18 miles a gallon on freeway, city is about 14. Just recently put in aftermarket headlights, very nice, very clean white light, love the thing. Looking into newer models with the super charger....

I love Dodge and I love my Dodge Durango. Of course, it has had its issues like any car, but nothing quite major. However, some issues include having to replace my front and back brakes multiple times. The fuel pump has given me problems quite a few times. I use my car on an extreme daily basis and rely on it as for means of transportation. But, it does have poor gas mileage, and gas is not cheap. The gas always seems to always disappear. When the issues are more serious, the car parts are really expensive and the quality isn't even top.

I've had my 2000 Durango for almost 16 yrs now and LOVE it. It is bright red and garage kept so looks like new. Only the 2nd owner, only has 145,600 miles on it. I have people ask me all the time if they could buy it-always NO. I was going to look for a new vehicle (Dodge Journey) but after driving my car around to look at them yesterday I don't have the heart to get rid of her yet. Drives too awesome and looks so cool. Hardly any major repairs in the last 16 yrs-tires replaced and alternator a few years back, And driving in snow--drives like a tank my husband says. I am ordering a new front bumper today because mine is rusted. $108--not bad.

The Durango is getting older so it has been having a few small issues. Nothing that was too expensive. It has 8 seats and the back two rows will lay down when needed. It gives everyone plenty of room or me plenty of space to carry things. It is a v8 so the gas mileage is terrible. If I was to have anything negative to say about the vehicle it would be there gas mileage and getting into the last row of seats. It is 18 years old and it has just now started needing to be worked on and none of it has been major. It is very comfortable, with vents in the back for those passengers. The driver seat has more range of motion to find a comfortable sitting position, no matter how long the drive, than I had ever seen in a vehicle before.

I enjoy the car very much works great because we have always had it for awhile. There is enough room for the kids and other materials when we need to travel or just go to work. All in all I would mostly definitely recommend this to family and friends. I feel that after I used this I would not switch to another make or model I feel that I made the right decision in buying this vehicle and am so happy it has lasted as long as it has. Such a quality is difficult to find in newer vehicles and therefore, makes me proud to own such a well designed and enduring vehicle.

I love my car, now that it runs well! It had several issues last year, as can be expected of a 19 year old car, but we were able to get it fixed, and now it runs great! I love how much horsepower and torque it has. I can pass someone easily, without having to push the gas pedal nearly all the way down. It has leather seats, which I absolutely love, and a fake wood radio/control center. I love how big it is. I can fit so much stuff in it! I also love that it seats 7, so I can take all my friends places. Definitely recommend.

My 2000 Dodge Durango is nice for its age, it is a 2000, big v-8, loaded, it uses a lot of gas running around my little town, but does pretty good on the highway, when I do go out of town. It is my first vehicle I have owned that was in after 1999, it is got some small issues like the driver's seat has worn out and torn leather, but the rest of the interior is nice, the drivers side window is slow rolling it up it must have one of the clips missing that holds it in the track, it comes off track about half way up then I have to push on the front of the window toward the back frame to put back on track for it to roll the rest of the way up. I do not get good reception on the stock radio but the CD player works so far. The most irritating issue I have with it is the back liftgate will not open every time I try to open it, so therefore I do not put anything I want haul like groceries, and other items back there cause it might not open again when I get to its destination, and I might not be able to unload the cargo I put in, especially if the item is something large and heavy, I cannot physically work it out the 2 back doors or it could be too big to fit through the doors, and I never know when someone needs something hauled for them. It is royal blue in color and the paint is peeling off all around the vehicle, that kinda bums me out cause I like my vehicles to look good, I am disability and cannot afford a paint job so I gotta live with it. Now there is one other big issue, it is a personal issue and a safety issue to me, the owner put 20 inch chrome wheels on it and some tires that does not grip the road good and when it rains (and we had 2 months of heavy rain) and I have to slow down to a crawl driving it in the rain cause the water that is standing on the road will jerk my front end left or right and could put in a ditch or another vehicle or something, I am going to try and get new tires like some all terrain tires something with some rubber on them that grab that road. What can I say I have only owned about 5 months. I enjoy driving it though.