2010 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4 Slt Crew Cab 6.7l Turbo Diesel Dpf & Egr Delete Pkg on 2040-cars
San Diego, California, United States
2010 Dodge Ram 2500 SLT 4WD 6.7L Cummins Turbo DieselVEHICLE DESCRIPTION:This Dodge Ram 2500 is one that you really need to take out for a test drive to appreciate. It is a super clean one-owner truck, one of the best that we have ever seen. If you are looking for a great low mileage Ram 2500, you can't go wrong with this one. If you are a non-smoker then you don't have to worry, this one was owned by a non-smoker too. The powerful 6 Cylinder DIESEL engine accelerates strongly and more than holds its own in the toughest of traffic. Completely free of any door dings or scratches, you will have a hard time telling this one from new. The interior of this ride is nothing less than perfect and is a sign of the excellent care and attention that this truck has seen since it was new. Every major mechanical system has been inspected an found to be in good working order by our local Dodge dealer. We even had the Dodge dealer perform a major service to this truck, to the tune of over $900. Yes we have receipts! This truck also features the DPF & EGR Delete Package by Sinister Diesel! Yes, gone are all the well known problems with the 6.7L motor. No more turbo or EGR problems. And no more throwing codes! This Sinister Diesel package is quite amazing. The torque is well over 800 Lbs. If you are looking to own a super clean truck, this one is a one-owner vehicle according to CARFAX. ***DFP Delete Package*** 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel 4x4 VEHICLE DETAILS:
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Call Jay with any questions, (619) 871-7208 For sale by Southwest Autosports Inc., a fully insured, bonded and licensed CA dealer. This vehicle cannot be sold to a CA resident as it will not pass smog with the current DPF & EGR Delete Pkg. This vehicle is subject to prior sale. The pricing, equipment, specifications, and photos presented are believed to be accurate, but are provided "AS IS" and are subject to change without notice. Fuel economy figures (if shown) are provided from EPA mileage estimates. Your actual mileage will vary, depending on specific options selected, overall condition of the vehicle, and your personal driving habits. Any payment or financing offer is with lender approval pending a credit check of the borrower. All prices and payments indicated do not include sales tax, vehicle tag/title/registration fees, or processing fee. Please see a salesperson with any questions you might have before making any purchase commitment on this or any other vehicle we have for sale. |
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