Used Dodge Nitro for sale near Chicago, IL

Everything went perfectly. The car ran smoothly, and I was very happy with the process. It was quick, easy, and completely hassle-free. Overall, a flawless experience. Highly satisfied..

This vehicle was great when living down south, being rear wheel drive only, but moving to the northeast, not so good in snow. These rear wheel only Nitro's are great -- IF you dont have a lot of winter driving to deal with

My wife and I live in Texas. So obviously there are thousands of dealerships from here to Chicago but after talking to DJ, we decided to take the drive out here. We had such a great experience with DJ. If you are looking for a stress free car buying experience go see DJ at Midway Dodge

I wanted a low mileage Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland 2011 or 2012 because I read they were the best model years. When I couldn't find that deal I found a jewel of an SUV with 50k miles. The style, visual appeal and performance is just what I needed in a SUV that's also a 4X4. It's hard to believe that Dodge stopped making the Nitro in 2011. Based on its box design and aggressive outward form which is the hallmark of cars designed today but this car was made in 2011 a time when curve designs were in. It drives like a TRUCK SUV and it looks sportier than it feels. The seats don't have a lot of options for adjusting. The color is bold and impressive. It doesn't break the bank if you need a mid size 4X4 SUV with a v6 3.7 liter engine. I wish I had found the same car with a sunroof and power seats but this will due. As with any car I recommend you always by an extended service plan. Just purchased 2 weeks ago (01/2021)

The best way to describe the Dodge Nitro is a Butch Caravan, the engine and transmission feel like a minivan the 4.0 V6 gets the job done but it doesn't sound particularly good it's that very annoying V6 pitch the transmission is very slow to respond and wants to keep it in the highest gear possible it makes the 260HP V6 feel like an NA 4 Cylinder unless your full throttle, That being said the engine and transmission do work and the engine isn't that bad reliability wise the 4x4 works great and the brakes are perfectly adequate, 16 city 22 Highway fine for a V6 of this Era. The interior quality is fine it's nothing to write home about but it's not so cheap it will break when touched the front seats are comfortable and the radio is not bad, rear seats look the same to the front but are cheaper usually the seats are folded down and it can store lots of stuff. One highlight coming from Modern E-pass vehicles is the hydraulic steering it feels like a truck in a small chassis however the ride quality is terrible driving this on less than perfect roads would make you believe you're in a hatchback on cheap coilovers. All of that being said this is a perfectly adequate vehicle that works and hauls stuff not bad for $1,200.