2005 Dodge Magnum R/t Hemi on 2040-cars
Portville, New York, United States
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One owner, non-smoker. This car is loaded with many featured options:
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This Magnum is rated at 17 City MPG and 25 Highway MPG. It actually does much better than this. I average 20-22 MPG and nearly 28 MPG on long trips. With cruise control on, the V-8 will shut down cylinders for better fuel mileage. Especially when running super 93+ gasoline. The Magnum is powerful with an estimated 380 horsepower. R/T is built for exceptional handling and cornering. Total driving fun. Clean Suggested Retail for this Magnum is $9,400 |
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