2025 Dodge Durango GT AWD - Most Practical SUV?

[@tomweedon401]

I have the 3.6 Pentastar in my Charger. Over 200k miles and only one issue the oil cooler needed replacement. Other than that rock solid engine and transmission

[@ronaldzack4078]

I'm actually planning on getting a Durango, I love it, especially for the power and storage room.

[@chiefrainingstereotype.4184]

Between the looks of it and the Uber reliable 3.6 engine, best on the market. it will be mine…

[@nickbratkowski9616]

got mine last week, Its great bro. No excess modern bullshti. Actually drives like a regular car not a big golf cart

[@robbhensel7842]

I have the 2024 Durango R/T Blacktop Tow and Go, love it

[@halestorm861]

Does having a vented hood create issues with the engine with snow or rain?

[@dman357]

Don't know where you got 305 horses from but its still only 295

[@djbigturbo6878]

On my second Durango traded my black top GT for 2024 GT plus . So far so good remember break in.

[@falconclutch4051]

Erg functional if you have a big family

[@finney2011]

Nothing but problems, alignment and suspension, brakes, rotors, tires, infotainment system malfunctions, and not comfortable at all. I had the Hemi RT though. I sold mine and got a Grand Chrrokee. Way better.

[@Anderwist]

How much is it? 15k?

[@executiveauto]

$51k

[@jeffshark4]

I love consistency. I hate discontinuing. I'm buying a 2025 Durango now that President Trump won. Is the truth

[@BrindlePitbull85]

omg so ugly and outdated

[@princevinny0073]

🤷‍♂🤷‍♂🫡 better to get the V6 model saves on gas and can use 87 regulator and still looks like its more powerfull brother V8 >.> yey :D