2014 Dodge Durango’s Rave Reviews

2014 Dodge Durango

 

The all-new 2014 Dodge Durango made its premiere debut at the New York International Auto Show last week and left journalists across the country raving. The Durango has been praised in various articles for its sleek style and well-integrated technology, among other things.

 

The Durango, which will be available early in the fall of 2013, was praised in Crave Online for its ability to “go green and stay mean.” It was also highlighted in Car and Driver for its “square-jawed face, muscular fender bulges, and available Hemi V-8 power.”

 

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2014 Dodge Durango’s Rave Reviews

HEMI® Orange and Plum Crazy Return

2013 Challenger Plum Crazy

They’re back!

 

In the swinging ‘60s, Dodge introduced an entire palette of far-out exterior colors for its world-beating muscle car lineup. Known as High Impact Paint (H.I.P. for short), the assortment of groovy hues included Go Mango, Sublime, and Citron Yella. The wild paint schemes helped to make Dodge a style leader of the muscle car era.

 

Now Dodge has gone back to the vaults and returned with two of its most memorable colors, Plum Crazy and HEMI Orange. Plum Crazy is available exclusively on the 2013 Challenger R/T…

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HEMI® Orange and Plum Crazy Return

Dodge Durango Through the Years

Dodge Durango

It’s fun to chart the changes through the years for the Durango, Dodge’s beloved sport utility vehicle. As customer needs and desires have evolved, so has the Durango.

 

Durango’s lineage can be broken down, roughly, into three generations. Generation one, produced from 1998 through 2003, was a ground-breaking, sturdy, midsized SUV with body-on-frame construction shared with the Dakota, Dodge’s highly acclaimed midsize pickup. Signaling its rugged, no-nonsense nature, in its first year the Durango was offered only in a four-wheel-drive version.

 

For ’99 both 2WD and 4WD drivetrains were offered, along…

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Dodge Durango Through the Years