The fourth-generation Durango, code-named D6U, aims to keep Dodge’s in-your-face attitude alive with EV and six-cylinder ...

The original 1998 Dodge Durango SUV, like many SUVs of that era, was based on a pickup truck, in this case the mid-size Dodge Dakota. The result was a traditional body-on-frame SUV with an ...

Dodge has reportedly changed its mind about ending production of the Durango SUV next year in 2026 and will instead continue production of the model until sometime in 2028. Mopar Insiders says the ...

The Dodge Durango will reportedly remain in production through 2028, extending its lifecycle to 17 years—an absurdly long run for a modern SUV. The current-generation Dodge Durango will ...

Why in the world would anybody buy a HEMI-powered Dodge Durango, put V6 badging on it, never drive it a single mile, and decide to sell it four years later? While we can't understand the strategy ...

A lucky buyer scooped up a brand-new 2024 Durango with 25 miles for $81,500 at auction. It has just 25 miles and the dealer that sold it initially planned to keep it as a collection piece.

It looks like the current Dodge Durango’s lifespan has been extended to 2028 And despite previous reports of it going V6 only, the V8s will reportedly stick around Regulatory rollbacks and the ...

Aside from Dodge's 2016 car line-up, changes have also been made to the Durango with standard stop-start technology as well as a Sport mode capability.

This 2021 Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat boasts a DB Black Clear Coat over Demonic Red Laguna leather configuration and $8,500’s worth of options. It recently sold at auction for $66,500 which is a ...

A group of 2021 Durango Hellcat owners are currently involved in a legal battle with Dodge over the SUV because it has not turned out to be the one-and-done model it was initially touted as ...