I think it's great! So many people wonder about the quality and reliability of a car. One thing to note is to maybe move them lower into the whiter portion of the background. I know you likely made the font black to differentiate it from the pricing. It is still visible but it makes the black font pop out more.
The problem with these cars when they age especially the Dodge RAM as well is that the small things irritate you. The engine starts clattering, the window switches fail in the middle of winter, there are weird check engine lights coming on and off intermittently. Don't get tricked into buying a Chrysler product even though it's designed eye pleasing.
@@DMaster27 I have a 2018 Jeep Rubicon and a 2020 Durango RT. So I have 3 years on the Jeep and almost 2 on the Durango. I've had none of these issues you describe. Will that change? Probably. But so far so good.
I love that last question. We are picking up our RT this afternoon. My wife just also bought a 2022 charger scat pack wide body. We will have both of these V8's for a long time. Both cars are slightly used with almost no miles on them.
I loved your video on this 2021 Dodge Durango Citadel! I own a 1999 Dodge Durango SLT 5.2L with 223,000 miles and she is still going albeit with a malfunctioning PCM. I love my Durango and I would love to upgrade to a Citadel! Well done ya'll!
It's funny! What you might ask? I find it funny that I watch a lot of different car reviewers on RUclips, yet I take half of what they say with a grain of salt. Yet, when I come to trusting a car review channel, yours is the only one I'd trust 100%. Maybe it's because I've been watching Zach (and the welcome addition of Andrea) since the beginning. You kids rock!
You have to Drive a Durango to truly appreciate one. After so many years Dodge really does have it Tuned perfectly. And to be able to get a ZF 8 Speed Transmission riding on a Mercedes Chassis for around $30,000 depending on the Trim Level, is a Bargain.
Great review! We bought a 2020 RT Blacktop Edition (used) with 3,500 miles on it for $41,500, so there are definitely some good deals out there if you look around. It is fully loaded with the technology group, red-leather interior, adaptive cruise, etc. We wanted to get something to tow our new 24' RV with and my wife did not want to drive a traditional truck so the Durango fit a great niche as a daily driver for her and a tow vehicle as well. I know that your "hot topic" question asked what possible purpose a traditional V-8 crossover could possibly serve in today's world of hybrids and electric powertrains and I would just say that there is certainly a demand for this type of vehicle judging by the sales numbers. Charging stations are still few and far between in the midwest (especially when you are heading to some remote camping locations) and a smaller hybrid engine simply would not have the towing power of a traditional V-8. We have absolutely loved our (nearly) first full year with our Durango and are looking forward to many great adventures ahead! Thanks, again, for the great review! This was my first time to your channel and I made sure to hit that "sport" button :)
The seats will surprise you by how comfortable they are. I've been on several road trips, a few with over 1,000 miles in a day... and never did my bum or back complain. Amazing.
I have a Durango GT V6 AWD, and not only is it great looking, but its very quick, especially in the Sport setting, and handles like a much smaller vehicle. Really enjoy driving it, and have had very few issues.
We just bought ours. Durango rt blacktop edition. Best decision ever!. We got to the dealer and there was only 1 available. 7 miles on it. Didn’t need to test drive it to know I wanted it. Literally so beautiful lol.
I've been following you for about 5 years now Zack, first time comment I think! I always like your objective and informative reviews, great to see your channel is on a roll bringing us fantastic videos everyday, definitely on the right track! Keep it up! 💯
Positives: A) love the interiors. Chrysler is getting clever and making nice interiors. B) the drive trains are simple and well sorted out. Not overly complex C) decent mileage for ad big as it is. D) great towing ability. E) love the styling. Negatives: A) why haven’t they fixed it’s bad small overlap crash results? B) it’s expensive for an 11 year old platform. C) it’s time is limited
Excellent review, folks. Congrats. As you note in the title the Durango is often overlooked in the midsize SUV category. And if fuel economy is even a mid-level priority there are better choices. But for those with serious towing in mind, the Durango can't be beat. Even the new Grand Cherokee L with a 7200 lb tow rating can't come close to its Durango cousin with its 8700 lb capacity. You're certainly correct in implying the Durango is a dinosaur whose existence depends on drinking the remains left in the ground by its ancestors but that's the price of dragging a family home around behind your vehicle. And it does a better job of being a daily driver than a $100K recreational vehicle.
FYI I just got a 2021 Durango R/T with the Tow n Go which gives a lot of SRT type pizzaz to the R/T for a bargain price … the sticker was about $66k and I got it for $55k which did include a friends and family on top of regular incentives and dealer help. We traded a 2017 and use it to tow our 23’ airstream… it tows like a much larger truck. Very pleased.
It's so nice I'm surprised they didn't make the Citadel a Chrysler badged version. Kind of fits in with the Pacifica and 300 more so than the regular sporty Durango look.
Thank you for doing a domestic vehicle review, I love the honesty its the best part of your reviews. Have to say I agree with 99% of your review, especially closing up that sunroof! One minor nitpicky point when you introduced the comparison vehicles in that segment you mentioned the Explorer ST at 365HP, I think you were thinking of the older generation Explorer Sport at 365HP, starting in 2020 the new generation Explorer ST 3.0L V6 Twin Turbo is standard 400HP.
love the story about Luango..reminds me of some of our road trips...always been a Mopar guy..got it from my Dad...but of late not much offerings,they seem to be doing incredibly well with what they do have for products...just hope the new owners give them some more product lines to compete with...great review on an oft overlooked product.
very nice suv I find the v6 is perfect for this.drove both. hemi upgrade costs way more and lots of gas not that much faster .you actually need the 392 to see a difference.
@@ahsanmalik1013 Actually the V6 is awesome in a Durango thanks to the Transmission. Everything is Calibrated and Tuned perfectly after so many years. The Gas Mileage is good considering the pop you get and 297 Horsepower out of a V6 is pretty good.
I didn't know the towing capacity was that good. I really enjoyed driving a 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee I had as a rental so a well equipped Durango with the longer wheel base might be a real treat.
Telluride and Palaside are remain unbeatable in this segment. But Durango's towing capability and aura of Hemi V8 are irresistible. Its better than both Ford and GM if you want to stay "domestic".
They're great for if all you're interested in is practicality. Dodge gives you the option to add some fun to that practicality. Something many adults with families appreciate.
Interesting you mentioned how comfortable your drive into inner BC was. I went for a ride with a friend who has the RT trim. The seats were punishingly hard and slippery, and the suspension was firm to the point where you could feel any imperfection in the road (I live in California which has terrible roads). Is there that much difference in trims? Which trim did you have on that drive?
The reason why full size SUV's are flying off the lots is because it's a great option for first time home buyers in the Vancouver housing market!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Seriously though, great review team. I would recommend buying a 1 or 2 year old lease return for a full-size domestic, at least 30-40% savings over new. Heck, the same can be said for the European luxury brands.
Yep. The finance rate is the exact same on most used vehicles and if you add an extended warranty it actually works out to longer coverage than a new car warranty plus you paid less for the entire package overall.
What a lot people don't get when they talk about larger changes in styling it that it immediately reduces the value of their car. Like Apple computers, you want them to hold their value. What you don't want is the value of your very expensive purchase taking a huge drop in resale price simply due to a styling change long before you're even halfway through paying for it.
Another great review! The Durango is by far the must underated SUV of its size, only people who have driven one will know. As for long term reliability, that is still a big question mark, get extended warranty or get a new one.
Dinosaur was the first word that popped into my mind watching this review. People are buying this and other big motor vehicles and then complain when gas hits a buck 40. Makes no sense unless you do a lot of heavy towing.
11:35 smaller turbo engines are all a lie. Forced injection creates a LOT of heat when you need power. Those modern engines have a LOT of plastic parts inside that melt under that heat within say 5-7 years. That's why European cars drop so much in price after only 5-6 years. You are saving some gas to shave off like 8-10 years off a vehicles life. What's more polluting? Burn fuel or scrap a big car prematurely? I don't know. You can't have your cake and eat it too. It's just like "recycling" lie. Go watch documentaries about that. You are polluting MORE than you know.
If you're really concerned about the environment, stop driving completely. Even electric cars aren't pollution free since the majority of power plants still require fossil fuels to operate. Don't kid yourself.
Chevy Tahoe and trucks have electrical issues. Always one 'day running light" burned out. Had a 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee----a piece of junk. Paid $55k, had ABS, transmission issues and warped discs after 8 months. Was recalled after I got rid of it after 8 months for problematic warped discs. Love my Dodge Durango. Only had issues with Lithia Motors. They inflated maintenance issues, recommended unnecessary costly repairs that proved to NOT be needed after going to another dealership. Do NOT trust Lithia Motors.
So true. People don't really want "electric". I'd bet if Government didn't bribe people with tax payer incentives you'd see much less interest in electric vehicles.
My family is a dodge family, we have 6 dodge trucks but this model the 2021 makes me extremely nervous because of CAPLESS fuel tank, I worry about dirt, water or vandalism. No one has created a locking cap for this tank.
4 cylinders and V6 engines sound like crap. My wife has a 22 Durango R/T and we added the MOPAR aftermarket exhaust, and it sounds so good. All the tree huggers need to stop worrying about smaller engines. They do not get much better fuel mileage, and the smaller engines have to rev to outrages RPM's when under load. The electric vehicles are just another waste. The cost to mine the material is not sustainable. Creating giant craters in the earth is not very green people. China will benefit from the electric cars. We have enough fossil fuel for hundreds of years, but the liberal tree huggers keep pushing for electric vehicles with Zero infrastructure to support it. Guess who does not want to wait for an hour to charge a car,,, me and my wife.
Check out those quality scores! What do you think?
I think it's great! So many people wonder about the quality and reliability of a car. One thing to note is to maybe move them lower into the whiter portion of the background. I know you likely made the font black to differentiate it from the pricing. It is still visible but it makes the black font pop out more.
Impressive scores! Love that you are including them in your reviews, so informative 👍
Love it!
The problem with these cars when they age especially the Dodge RAM as well is that the small things irritate you. The engine starts clattering, the window switches fail in the middle of winter, there are weird check engine lights coming on and off intermittently. Don't get tricked into buying a Chrysler product even though it's designed eye pleasing.
@@DMaster27 I have a 2018 Jeep Rubicon and a 2020 Durango RT. So I have 3 years on the Jeep and almost 2 on the Durango. I've had none of these issues you describe. Will that change? Probably. But so far so good.
When "Take Your Wife to Work Day" turns into my new favorite car review channel. Zack and Andrea do a great job with their new format.
I couldn't agree with you more! They do an excellent job at reviewing new vehicles.
Thank you so much, really glad you are enjoying all the content.
@@ryanclark9415 Thank you so much! :)
I so agree! Transformed the Channel. Well done!
I love that last question. We are picking up our RT this afternoon. My wife just also bought a 2022 charger scat pack wide body. We will have both of these V8's for a long time. Both cars are slightly used with almost no miles on them.
I loved your video on this 2021 Dodge Durango Citadel!
I own a 1999 Dodge Durango SLT 5.2L with 223,000 miles and she is still going albeit with a malfunctioning PCM. I love my Durango and I would love to upgrade to a Citadel!
Well done ya'll!
It's funny! What you might ask? I find it funny that I watch a lot of different car reviewers on RUclips, yet I take half of what they say with a grain of salt. Yet, when I come to trusting a car review channel, yours is the only one I'd trust 100%. Maybe it's because I've been watching Zach (and the welcome addition of Andrea) since the beginning. You kids rock!
Wow Jay, thanks very much for the kind words!!
Thank you very much, we really appreciate the support!
You have to Drive a Durango to truly appreciate one. After so many years Dodge really does have it Tuned perfectly. And to be able to get a ZF 8 Speed Transmission riding on a Mercedes Chassis for around $30,000 depending on the Trim Level, is a Bargain.
You guys are soooo right... the Durango is an incredibly good SUV... Crossover... whatever you wanna call it, it's GOOD!
Awesome review and great update to the Durango! I'll definitely have test one out myself!
Way to go Andrea and Zack!
Thank you so much! :) We appreciate the positive feedback.
I love mine V6 roars and when you put in sports mode manual, this lil beast goes faaaaast 💙
Great review! We bought a 2020 RT Blacktop Edition (used) with 3,500 miles on it for $41,500, so there are definitely some good deals out there if you look around. It is fully loaded with the technology group, red-leather interior, adaptive cruise, etc. We wanted to get something to tow our new 24' RV with and my wife did not want to drive a traditional truck so the Durango fit a great niche as a daily driver for her and a tow vehicle as well. I know that your "hot topic" question asked what possible purpose a traditional V-8 crossover could possibly serve in today's world of hybrids and electric powertrains and I would just say that there is certainly a demand for this type of vehicle judging by the sales numbers. Charging stations are still few and far between in the midwest (especially when you are heading to some remote camping locations) and a smaller hybrid engine simply would not have the towing power of a traditional V-8. We have absolutely loved our (nearly) first full year with our Durango and are looking forward to many great adventures ahead! Thanks, again, for the great review! This was my first time to your channel and I made sure to hit that "sport" button :)
Thank you so much for all your feedback, you make some great points. Welcome aboard, so happy you subscribed. Awesome!
The seats will surprise you by how comfortable they are. I've been on several road trips, a few with over 1,000 miles in a day... and never did my bum or back complain. Amazing.
The AWD system on the Durango’s aren’t bad as well I’ve gone through a few snow storms with no problems.
You guys have an extremely nice chemistry with each other lol….you all do a pretty good job reviewing together.
Thank you
Also, they made the rear spoiler slightly bigger for the 2021 refresh, but it would be hard to notice unless you parked one next to a 2020 model
Don't forget there is a 6.4L version in the Durango 392
Don't forget there's also a 710hp hellcat version!
@@nicholassmith7048 As if its not already fast enough.
I have a Durango GT V6 AWD, and not only is it great looking, but its very quick, especially in the Sport setting, and handles like a much smaller vehicle. Really enjoy driving it, and have had very few issues.
We just bought ours. Durango rt blacktop edition. Best decision ever!. We got to the dealer and there was only 1 available. 7 miles on it. Didn’t need to test drive it to know I wanted it. Literally so beautiful lol.
I've been following you for about 5 years now Zack, first time comment I think! I always like your objective and informative reviews, great to see your channel is on a roll bringing us fantastic videos everyday, definitely on the right track! Keep it up! 💯
Thanks for the kind words!
Thank you very much, really glad you are enjoying the content on the channel. Thanks for the support!
Positives:
A) love the interiors. Chrysler is getting clever and making nice interiors.
B) the drive trains are simple and well sorted out. Not overly complex
C) decent mileage for ad big as it is.
D) great towing ability.
E) love the styling.
Negatives:
A) why haven’t they fixed it’s bad small overlap crash results?
B) it’s expensive for an 11 year old platform.
C) it’s time is limited
Excellent review, folks. Congrats. As you note in the title the Durango is often overlooked in the midsize SUV category. And if fuel economy is even a mid-level priority there are better choices. But for those with serious towing in mind, the Durango can't be beat. Even the new Grand Cherokee L with a 7200 lb tow rating can't come close to its Durango cousin with its 8700 lb capacity. You're certainly correct in implying the Durango is a dinosaur whose existence depends on drinking the remains left in the ground by its ancestors but that's the price of dragging a family home around behind your vehicle. And it does a better job of being a daily driver than a $100K recreational vehicle.
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed the review.
You are fantastic hosts and youtubers. Cheers from Buffalo NY
Wow, thank you!
FYI I just got a 2021 Durango R/T with the Tow n Go which gives a lot of SRT type pizzaz to the R/T for a bargain price … the sticker was about $66k and I got it for $55k which did include a friends and family on top of regular incentives and dealer help. We traded a 2017 and use it to tow our 23’ airstream… it tows like a much larger truck. Very pleased.
This is literally my dream car. I really want a Durango.
It's so nice I'm surprised they didn't make the Citadel a Chrysler badged version. Kind of fits in with the Pacifica and 300 more so than the regular sporty Durango look.
Best Channel! Love Andrea on the channel, female/male perspective is excellent.
Wow, thank you so much!
Love your channel!
Thank you so much!
does it have headed seats?! i cant find it…our ford explorer 2017 does so if it doesn’t i’ll be so shocked and sad lol
Is there a similar website for the US concerning the car discount? Thanks!
I've heard all the seats in the rear fold down - when folded down how large is the cargo area? Can 4x8 plywood sheets fit?
Thank you for doing a domestic vehicle review, I love the honesty its the best part of your reviews. Have to say I agree with 99% of your review, especially closing up that sunroof! One minor nitpicky point when you introduced the comparison vehicles in that segment you mentioned the Explorer ST at 365HP, I think you were thinking of the older generation Explorer Sport at 365HP, starting in 2020 the new generation Explorer ST 3.0L V6 Twin Turbo is standard 400HP.
And here I thought we were perfect. Oh well. Haha, thanks for the clarification
Thank you!
love the story about Luango..reminds me of some of our road trips...always been a Mopar guy..got it from my Dad...but of late not much offerings,they seem to be doing incredibly well with what they do have for products...just hope the new owners give them some more product lines to compete with...great review on an oft overlooked product.
Thank you, really glad you liked the review.
But how good is it for large families with several kids in car seats and trunk space?? Can it fit a double stroller and groceries??
Is the citadel quiet? I typically by luxury for the quiet and comfortable ride.
Does the explorer ST not have 400 horsepower? More than the regular
Explorer models.
Yes it does, you are correct. I was looking at the Platinum powertrain. The ST is the most powerful Explorer.
very nice suv I find the v6 is perfect for this.drove both. hemi upgrade costs way more and lots of gas not that much faster .you actually need the 392 to see a difference.
V6 is nothing special compared to hemi v8. It is worth lots of gas considering it is hemi v8 that is fun to drive.
@@ahsanmalik1013 Actually the V6 is awesome in a Durango thanks to the Transmission. Everything is Calibrated and Tuned perfectly after so many years. The Gas Mileage is good considering the pop you get and 297 Horsepower out of a V6 is pretty good.
@@jeffreyzabawski4862 I suppose it is zf 9 speed automatic transmission or zf 8 speed automatic transmission?
@@ahsanmalik1013 The 8 Speed. The Transmission has a lot to do with the power, you can feel that when you Drive.
2021 RT Durango Tow & Go package is the best option.💯🔥🚀
I didn't know the towing capacity was that good. I really enjoyed driving a 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee I had as a rental so a well equipped Durango with the longer wheel base might be a real treat.
Thanks for sharing!
This brand is best driven as a rental.
Telluride and Palaside are remain unbeatable in this segment. But Durango's towing capability and aura of Hemi V8 are irresistible. Its better than both Ford and GM if you want to stay "domestic".
They're great for if all you're interested in is practicality. Dodge gives you the option to add some fun to that practicality. Something many adults with families appreciate.
Interesting you mentioned how comfortable your drive into inner BC was. I went for a ride with a friend who has the RT trim. The seats were punishingly hard and slippery, and the suspension was firm to the point where you could feel any imperfection in the road (I live in California which has terrible roads). Is there that much difference in trims? Which trim did you have on that drive?
This trim shown in the video is the Citadel Platinum with the HEMI V8
How do you get the discounts in the United States like that
good stuff once again you guys .
Thanks so much!
Why do they detune the suv compared to the trucks? 360 vs 395
Surprised they didn't upgrade camera system
The reason why full size SUV's are flying off the lots is because it's a great option for first time home buyers in the Vancouver housing market!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Seriously though, great review team. I would recommend buying a 1 or 2 year old lease return for a full-size domestic, at least 30-40% savings over new. Heck, the same can be said for the European luxury brands.
Yep. The finance rate is the exact same on most used vehicles and if you add an extended warranty it actually works out to longer coverage than a new car warranty plus you paid less for the entire package overall.
You guys look like you have fun and that's why I have fun watching.
Thank you, really glad you are enjoying our reviews. - Andrea
Would be epic if they had a smaller version without 3rd row
It's called the Grand Cherokee
@@Motormouth... lmaooo true idk I like the way the Durango drives though. But it's just me, don't need 3rd row 😊
Can the third row fold flat?
These guys are good,,, love that Durango,, gonna get one myself this year…
Do they make a 2022?
What a lot people don't get when they talk about larger changes in styling it that it immediately reduces the value of their car. Like Apple computers, you want them to hold their value. What you don't want is the value of your very expensive purchase taking a huge drop in resale price simply due to a styling change long before you're even halfway through paying for it.
Another great review! The Durango is by far the must underated SUV of its size, only people who have driven one will know. As for long term reliability, that is still a big question mark, get extended warranty or get a new one.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it.
Great review. Durango has always been an amazing looking machine. I love them in the sportier trims. A man's SUV.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it.
Right on!
VW Atlas if you want a better bus to haul all your shite and four kids
did car cost Canada only in Canada?
Yes
Awesome review! Does this out-Jeep the new Grand Wagoneer for $30K less? Or is it more comparable to a Grand Cherokee L? Is there a diesel?
Grand L. bTha Wagoneer ased on the Ram 1500 platform
@@Motormouth... Are there any changes for 2023?
Standard safety features found in KIA but you have to PAY extra for...safety should NOT be an option. Come on Dodge! Thanks for the great review.
Yes, you are right , I was a little surprised! Glad you enjoyed it.
Some of the crash test ratings aren’t great though. We considered buying one coming from a Volvo XC 90 but we just can’t do it
I actually prefer the normal sunroof
Me too
The strong chassis is from MB R350. I have a R350.
Durango is like toyota tundra, a Dinosaur of its kind.
Dinosaur was the first word that popped into my mind watching this review. People are buying this and other big motor vehicles and then complain when gas hits a buck 40.
Makes no sense unless you do a lot of heavy towing.
It’s on the Mercedes ML not the R
fantastic advise to never pay dealer price!!
Absolutely!
11:35 smaller turbo engines are all a lie. Forced injection creates a LOT of heat when you need power. Those modern engines have a LOT of plastic parts inside that melt under that heat within say 5-7 years. That's why European cars drop so much in price after only 5-6 years. You are saving some gas to shave off like 8-10 years off a vehicles life. What's more polluting? Burn fuel or scrap a big car prematurely? I don't know. You can't have your cake and eat it too. It's just like "recycling" lie. Go watch documentaries about that. You are polluting MORE than you know.
If you're really concerned about the environment, stop driving completely. Even electric cars aren't pollution free since the majority of power plants still require fossil fuels to operate. Don't kid yourself.
A lot of consumers cross shop the Durango and Tahoe.
You guys are the best!
Wait so are these guys Canadian or American?
They still make this?
Great video Andrea! I always loves Durango! But it’s a monster vehicle and too pricey and a poor gas mileage. Cheers! ☕️👍🏻👊🏻
Thank you so much, really glad you liked it. :)
@@andreaspencer9813 You are a very welcome Andrea! 👍🏻☕️
The 2020+ Expolorer ST has 400hp & 415 tq (not 365 hp) ;-)
Yes, you are right, I was looking at the Platinum powertrain under Explorer ST on the website.
I looove Andrea !! She’s so cool !
Very cool! 😎
Thank you! :)
@@andreaspencer9813 😀😀
Does car cost Canada work here in the States?
Unfortunately, it doesn't.
Aww shoot, thanks Andrea 🥰
Seems like this car has looked the same for at least a decade.
True, but that can be a good thing. I think its changed enough to keep it fresh, and current. See above.
Fantastic vehicle
Haha now I’ll only ever hear Badongo in my head, thanks guys
lol! Thanks for watching!
It's not just AA and CP... it's wireless.
Just got an RT blacktop. Destroyer grey and redblack interior. I didnt buy the tow n go cause its freakin 5k extra! 0% here in Manitoba right now
Awesome! Enjoy it!
@@andreaspencer9813thanks! my logic said to get the telluride, but when I drove the Durango all logic went out of the window😅
@@Mhike-m2x I totally get it!!! How about those resale value numbers and reliability, amazing!
@@andreaspencer9813 those are a plus! Also I chose This to tow an RV in the future
The Durango handles better!
Build quality is great! Same as a Maserati 🤣
No doubt a good looking true crossover.
I love you from Algeria 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
Thank you very much, glad you are enjoying our content.
the starting price on the Overland L is 55K not 69K hell the Summit starting price is not even 69k
Canadian pricing.
I like the review . Presenters tried very hard not to call this car a total garbage
No they didn't ???
It's a great product. Period
Stick to video games
great vid
Thank you!
Bedongo ... I love it 👌👌.
So good!
Thought they were brother and sister till I watched 4 videos lol
is Faster Than a Lincoln Navigator
Chevy Tahoe and trucks have electrical issues. Always one 'day running light" burned out. Had a 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee----a piece of junk. Paid $55k, had ABS, transmission issues and warped discs after 8 months. Was recalled after I got rid of it after 8 months for problematic warped discs. Love my Dodge Durango. Only had issues with Lithia Motors. They inflated maintenance issues, recommended unnecessary costly repairs that proved to NOT be needed after going to another dealership. Do NOT trust Lithia Motors.
I love this vehicle, it has V8 and size for people.....that's why I bought a Toyota, because I am not a masochist
DODGE DURANGO GTI. FULL Original USA Is ..... exelsior's master's beautifull Car's forever always , AMEN , desde Quito - Ecuador muchisimas gracias , exelsior's video Thank's , bye - bye .......
Nobody actually cares about the environment, they just care about others perception of them.
Like the car
So true. People don't really want "electric". I'd bet if Government didn't bribe people with tax payer incentives you'd see much less interest in electric vehicles.
The Durango is an SUV that doesn’t look like a mama mobile (the only one)
I strongly dislike how big the steering wheels are in domestic cars. Is that racist?
These guys are Canadian so why do they refer to American car companies as "domestic"
@@josephstalin9357 no idea. That’s a good point though.
Mopar powaa!
If you guys were any sweeter, I'd get diabetes watching your reviews. A+ review AGAIN. When is it not A+ ? Never...
Wow, thank you so much! :)
my rt looks better and the look won't get outdated for many yrs imo........
My family is a dodge family, we have 6 dodge trucks but this model the 2021 makes me extremely nervous because of CAPLESS fuel tank, I worry about dirt, water or vandalism. No one has created a locking cap for this tank.
290hp or 350hp . This dodge or jeep basically same . V8 or v6 This cars are underpowered. Gas drinkers. Btw these v8s are not hemi engines .
Did you even watch, yes it is a Hemi....
@@Motormouth... , its not a hemi engine
@@Motormouth... this days hemi word is a brand thing. That engine does not have nothing to do with what hemi stands for
@@EldarMusa stick to video games
Dodge Durango Competes with: Chevrolet Tahoe Ford Expedition, Toyota Sequoia Jeep Grand Cherokee l and Wagoneer
I despise Daimler for sucking the monetary life out of Chrysler.
Nice Rolex
69k for 295 horsepower is a ripoff !!
4 cylinders and V6 engines sound like crap. My wife has a 22 Durango R/T and we added the MOPAR aftermarket exhaust, and it sounds so good. All the tree huggers need to stop worrying about smaller engines. They do not get much better fuel mileage, and the smaller engines have to rev to outrages RPM's when under load. The electric vehicles are just another waste. The cost to mine the material is not sustainable. Creating giant craters in the earth is not very green people. China will benefit from the electric cars. We have enough fossil fuel for hundreds of years, but the liberal tree huggers keep pushing for electric vehicles with Zero infrastructure to support it. Guess who does not want to wait for an hour to charge a car,,, me and my wife.