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Dodge Announces Pricing for 2011 Lineup

AUBURN HILLS, MI - Dodge announced the starting U.S. manufacturer's suggested retail prices (MSRP) for the Durango, Charger, Journey, Grand Caravan, Avenger, Challenger, and Challenger SRT8 392.

by Staff
November 2, 2010
2 min to read


AUBURN HILLS, MI- Dodge has announced pricing for its new 2011 model-year lineup, scheduled to arrive in dealerships by December.

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The following are the starting U.S. manufacturer's suggested retail prices(MSRP)for the Dodge Durango, Charger, Journey, Grand Caravan, Avenger, Challenger, and Challenger SRT8 392.

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2011 Dodge Durango (RWD/AWD)
Durango Express: $29,195 / $31,195
Durango Crew: $33,195 / $35,195
Durango Crew with CrewLux package: $38,195 / $40,195
Durango Citadel: $41,795 / $43,795
(All prices exclude an $850 destination charge.)

2011 Dodge Charger (RWD/AWD)
Charger SE: $25,170
Charger SE (with Rallye Package): $27,420
Charger SE (with Rallye Plus package): $29,170
Charger R/T: $30,170 / $32,320
Charger R/T (with R/T Plus Package): $32,170 / $34,320
Charger R/T (with Road and Track Package): $33,170 / $35,320
Charger R/T (with Max Package): $35,170 / $37,320
(All prices exclude an $825 destination charge.)

2011 Dodge Journey  
Dodge Journey Express: $22,245
Dodge Journey Mainstreet: $24,245
Dodge Journey Crew: $29,240
Dodge Journey R/T: $28,245
Dodge Journey Lux: $32,740
(All prices exclude $750 destination charge.)

2011 Dodge Grand Caravan
Dodge Grand Caravan Express: $24,995
Dodge Grand Caravan Mainstreet: $25,995
Dodge Grand Caravan Crew: $28,695
Dodge Grand Caravan R/T: $30,595
(All prices exclude $835 destination charge.)

2011 Dodge Avenger
Dodge Avenger Express: $19,245
Dodge Avenger Mainstreet: $21,245
Dodge Avenger Heat: $23,745
Dodge Avenger Lux: $23,545
(All prices exclude $750 destination charge.)

2011 Dodge Challenger
Dodge Challenger SE: $24,670
Dodge Challenger SE (with "Rallye" package): $26,670
Dodge Challenger R/T: $29,670
Dodge Challenger R/T (with "Plus" package): $31,170
Dodge Challenger R/T (with "Classic" package): $32,970
(All prices exclude $825 destination charge.)

Dodge Challenger SRT8 392

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Dodge Challenger SRT8 392: $42,555
(Price excludes $825 destination charge and any applicable gas guzzler taxes.)


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