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That's why the DS truck ran so long, was no particular reason to kill it, costs were amortized, it still sold.

Then Filosa was like, nah, who needs a money printer like this? We need to force people into 96 month loans on 110k DT Tungstens.... That's the path.
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I say that with affection as well. It doesn't particularly bother me if a vehicle carries on for ten years with face lifts and little improvements here and there. The parts become more available, the DIY and tech information in the community becomes more widespread, etc.

Probably one of many reasons I could put the ole lady in a brand new Durango right now for $36K. The costs have long been recouped.
The Durango is a stupid value right now.
 

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The Durango is a stupid value right now.
Everytime the ole lady looks at Cherokees or mini vans I'm like - you are getting a Durango. Can't afford not to 🤣

Three rows, Pentastar powered, best transmission on the market, and dirt cheap by todays standards. Easy to work on (space under the hood, basic engine). The local dealer has a 5.7L Hemi one for $42K. A cloth seat Tahoe starts at $63K. Sure, not a one to one comparison, but what else can you get from GM - a front wheel drive Traverse? Id rather trust a Taylor Farms lettuce fart.

Didn't check the Ford offerings.
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