According to Nikita Chuicko, the virtual artist better known as " kelsonik " on social media, who thinks that now is the right CGI time to again work on the 2027 Dodge Durango, the family-oriented ...

The brand name Dodge has long been synonymous with performance, dating back to the 1960s and the original Charger and Challenger. In recent years, the company applied its go-faster approach to an SUV ...

This 2024 Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat features a Diamond Black over Black and Demonic Red Laguna leather configuration, plus an original MSRP of $105,585. It recently sold at auction for $80,000 and ...

Dodge is arguably the most boisterous of the Big Three American automakers, and the brand's brash tendencies seem to be emboldened now that "Home Alone 2" actor Donald Trump and his puppets at the EPA ...

The Durango SRT Hellcat combines practical three-row space and towing strength with performance numbers that belong on a ...

UPDATE 12/22/25: Dodge announced that the full Durango lineup is now available in all 50 states. Shoppers in states that follow CARB regulations can now purchase the Durango SRT Hellcat and R/T models ...

The federal government may now be happy to let automakers pollute as much as they want, but at least for now, California's emissions rules still apply in California, as well as in the other states ...

Dodge announced that the next generation of SRT Durango Hellcats will come with a Jailbreak package. The trim level gives buyers the chance to cook up a completely unique color combination, with ...

Durango Hellcats rolling out freely after dismissal of suit by owners who claimed the car was billed as limited-edition.

Dodge may not be in the Hellcat business anymore, or at least not in a big way, assuming the reports about extending the production of the Durango SRT through the 2026 model year are accurate. You’d ...

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