Used Dodge Charger SE AWD A/C GR ELECT MAGS BLUETOOTH for sale - HGrégoire Saint-Eustache in Laurentides (North Shore)

HGrégoire Saint-Eustache

625, rue Dubois, St-Eustache

Quebec, J7P 3W1, Canada

Phone: 1 888 507-1305

2017 Dodge Charger SE AWD A/C GR ELECT MAGS ...

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Price: $16,988
Make: Dodge
Model: Charger SE AWD A/C GR ELECT MAGS BLUETOOTH
Year: 2017
Mileage: 120,724 km
Transmission: automatic
Drive Type: awd
Vehicle Passengers: 5
Doors: 4
Ext. Color: black
Int. Color: black
Engine: 6 cylinders 3.6 liters
Fuel Type: unleaded
Stock no.: 720574

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ÉCONOMISEZ 21 307$! BAS KILOMÉTRAGE, Ensemble audio premium, Bluetooth HGrégoire Écono, c’est des véhicules à petits prix. Inspecté selon les normes de la SAAQ, le prix écono reflète l’état mécanique et esthétique du véhicule. Bénéficiez du prix d’enchère et achetez en toute confiance en traitant directement avec le leader au Québec. Certaines conditions peuvent s’appliquer, visiter une succursale HGrégoire pour les détails. Normes de la SAAQ: https://saaq.gouv.qc.ca/immatriculation/verification-mecanique/lors-verification-mecanique

Equipment:

Air conditioning, Cruise control, Adjustable steering wheel, ABS Brakes, Traction control, AM/FM stereo, Bluetooth, MP3 Player, Premium audio package, Onboard computer, Keyless start

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Engine and transmission
MSRP	$37,640
Engine	3.6 /
Transmission (speeds/type)	8 / Automatic
Driven wheels
Performances
Power	292 @ 6350
Torque	260 @ 4800
Fuel consumption: city (L/100km)
Fuel consumption: highway (L/100km)
Technical
Fuel tank capacity (L)	70
Front suspension	Short And Long Arm / Short And Long Arm
Rear suspension	Multi-Link / Multi-Link
Traction control	x
Stability control	x
Wheels and tires
Wheels	Aluminum
Wheels dimensions (inches)	17 x 7
Tires	215 x 65
Security
Dics brakes	4
ABS	x
Brake assist system
Front airbags	2
Side airbags	2
Power locks	x
Comfort and convenience
Air conditioning (automatic)	x
Power windows	x
Parking assistance
Cruise control	x
Audio and communication
Auxiliary audio input	x
Bluetooth	x
Navigational system

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