Photo Source: Dodge The 2024 Dodge Durango is different, and it knows it. Recent three-row crossovers have largely prioritized efficiency and comfort, with an abundance of standard features at attractive prices. Dodge, however, takes a different approach: Its Durango embraces more conventional SUV roots, the only vehicle in its class to offer V-8 engines or…
Photo Source: Dodge The 2024 Dodge Durango is more than just another three-row midsize SUV. Its platform has held up well with age and is tremendously appealing to those customers who dislike banal or subtle design. The Durango also sets itself apart with its performance credentials, culminating in the 710-horsepower SRT Hellcat. The wide-ranging Durango…
Photo Source: Dodge After being relatively the same SUV since 2011, the Dodge Durango is set for a shakeup. With Stellantis answering to regulatory demands, the three-row muscle car that America has come to know, especially with the world’s most powerful SUV in the Durango SRT Hellcat, we are likely to encounter something with an…
Photo Source: Dodge Dodge was one of the first automakers to witness the budding promise of SUVs as family vehicles when the Durango officially launched in the late 1990s. Coming into its third iteration, the 2023 Dodge Durango now goes after consumer attention among a much larger group of trims, as is to be expected…
Photo Source: Dodge The current Dodge Challenger and Charger are facing an unavoidable time limit. Even though the age of the HEMI muscle car will reach its end in December 2023, there is a transition that will allow Dodge to remain viable competition in a period of several contenders: electrification. Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis was…
Photo Source: Stellantis The 2023 model year is gearing up to be an excellent year for vehicles across many companies with a lot to look forward to. Customers will get the chance to see many of their long-awaited cars come to life and finally go on sale for the first time. Dodge has added to…
