Dodge SUVs

The Dodge SUV range offers Americans a selection of powerful, highly capable, and well-rounded sport-utility vehicles designed and manufactured right in the USA. Every Dodge SUV in the list delivers a unique level of performance, too, starting at restrained and sedate, ideal for the American family looking to commute about in comfort, advancing through to purposed and highly equipped, offering the best of both worlds in American muscle and family commuting.

Dodge Crossover and SUV Range

The Dodge SUV lineup caters to a variety of shoppers, with various types of models comprising the selection:

• Journey: The Journey is a spacious midsize SUV outfitted with a third-row of seating to accommodate a total of seven passengers. It provides the driver with a commanding view of the road ahead thanks to its large size and high ride height but still remains relatively incognito, too, with its handsome yet reserved aesthetic. Unfortunately, the Journey is not the best Dodge SUV or sport-utility vehicle in general, as its small-capacity engine feels a little too underpowered and its cabin does sport a lot of low-grade materials. It offers very little in the way of cargo space, too, unless the 3rd-row seating is tucked away.
• Durango: Punted as the three-row SUV version of the Charger, the midsize Durango brings the aesthetic and the thirst for fuel, but not quite the performance. That said, both the base 3.6-liter V6 and the upper-tier 5.7-liter Hemi V8 deliver good acceleration and are ideal for towing heavy loads. The available all-wheel-drive setup, especially when paired with the V8, comes with a two-speed transfer case that sets the Durango up decently for off-road trailblazing. It boasts admirably comfortable on the road, too, and the cabin provides passengers with comfy seats and loads of creature comforts and conveniences.
• Durango SRT: The Durango SRT is a performance-oriented Dodge SUV crossover that comes equipped with a specialized powertrain and sport-tuned underpinnings. Powering its AWD system is a 475-hp, 470-lb-ft V8 that will propel the SUV from 0-60 mph in a quick 4.4 seconds. Its front and rear seats are contoured with extra bolstering and adjustability to provide added support for all occupants. Right off the bat, it seats six, with the center row comprising a pair of captain’s chairs. As a top-tier, standalone model, it also comes outfitted with a tonne of contemporary and advanced features.
• Durango SRT Hellcat: If the standard SRT isn’t fast enough for you, then the SRT Hellcat, the most powerful SUV in the world, should certainly be. The Hellcat engine is a monster, a 6.2-liter supercharged V8 that’s tuned to deliver a momentous 710 hp and 645 lb-ft. This enables a sprint time of just 3.5 seconds off the line, despite the hefty weight of the vehicle. It can continue accelerating onward until 180 mph. The only other SUV that measures up to the performance of the SRT Hellcat is the Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk.

Dodge SUV Models and Price List

What To Consider Before Buying New Dodge SUVs

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Pros

• Compliant drive and comfortable ride
• Spacious and featureful interiors
• User-friendly infotainment system
• Good value for money

Cons

• Severely underpowered base engines
• Low-grade cabin materials and build quality
• Subpar levels of cargo hauling practicality
• Poor fuel economy returns

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