They say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks, yet Dodge keeps finding ways to spruce up the Durango. This third-generation model has been around since 2010, and with its replacement not coming until 2029, Stellantis isn’t about to let the SUV linger for another three years without changes.
With the Pentastar V6 back and the Durango R/T and Hellcat models now legal in all 50 states, new customization options should help spark interest despite the vehicle’s venerable age.
