the msrp of a 2000 dodge durango SLT plus

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Asked by Matty Aug 21, 2012 at 01:37 PM about the 2000 Dodge Durango SLT Plus 4WD

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

One of my local dealers is requesting the msrp of my  2000 dodge durango SLT plus. i cant seem to find it anywhere, which is quite odd, but if you can help, thanks!

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msrp stands for Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price and should come from the manufacturer or the dealer.

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haha, no i know what it means i wanted to know the msrp of a durango with the slt plus trim. i thought maybe some one would know.

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No not me not the msrp in the USA I live in Europe sorry :o) But you could go to durangoclub.com and pop the question there, they know everything.

I am sorry to ask you this question but my uncle had a similar truck to yours and had it fixed . They sent the picture of your truck ... that same picture you posted 4 years ago . The truck is gone now and we would like to know where that picture has been taking so we can prove it is not our truck. The person who fixed it said they took the picture this morning ingredients problem is that he didn't had the plate in front and the running board were not gold and the mirror were gold not black . It's unbelievable...

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