Used Dodge Magnum for Sale

I bought this vehicle because I have always liked them and always wanted one. I purchased it used with around 70k miles on it for $10,000. It has been the most reliable vehicle I've ever owned. It's never left me stranded and only very few issues with it in the past 6 years of ownership. One issue was major, water pump, but other than that only maintenance items. I use it for work and work out of the roomy hatch of the vehicle. To this day I still drive it daily and the vehicle has 220k+ miles on it. If this particular vehicle was still being produced today I likely would not hesitate to buy another.

This became my dream car as soon as Dodge introduced it. I purchased it 10 years after it was made, and it still drives like it is brand new. The car screams drive me just by looking at it. It's sleek, and when you hit the gas, the acceleration from the 5.7L V8 engine leaves almost all other cars in your rear view mirror. The amount of room inside along with the five doors allows you to take this car anywhere for any reason. Unlike most V8s, it isn't a true gas hog so it's great for trips, moving or just a quick stop to the grocery store. This is a very comfortable car that is always pleasing to drive and will have you turning your head back to take another glance at it once parked. You would never want to put the Dodge Magnum into the same category as other wagons. This is truly a muscle car, and it will tell everyone else that with its looks and the rumble that comes out of its pipes when you step on the gas.

This car was a pleasure to drive for about two years. During that time, it provided a smooth, reliable ride and a pleasant driving experience. It also has an interesting appearance and comfortable interior. However, after about two years, multiple components began to break in succession. I've had to replace the fuel pump, gear box, many valves, part of the fuel injection system and many other parts. Also, the driver's-side seat controls stopped functioning, and the CD changer no longer works. Additionally, the instrument cluster has become unreliable, often resulting in faulty fuel level readings.