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A Dodge Hellcat Durango is not the first model that comes to mind when drag racing is mentioned, but that does not mean that it cannot do it. Furthermore, it does not mean that a visit to the quarter-mile strip will leave the owner disappointed. As you can see in the video below, a Hellcat Durango proves to be a capable machine.
On the Road Review: Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat Yes, regular readers, we recently reviewed an SRT Durango. We have actually experienced several of the current generation Durangos over the 10 years or so Dodge has been building this model. Yet none of the others has been close to the potent performance offered in this limited production SRT. Wearing a luscious Redline Pearl paint, augmented by dual black racing stripes front to rear, our SRT also featured the 6.2-liter supercharged Hellcat V-8 motor that now fills the engine bay of no fewer than five FCA/Stellantis models: Dodge Challenger (the ...
The 2021 Dodge Durango starts at $33,260, but the price difference between it and the version Dodge likes to hype, the SRT Hellcat AWD, is almost $50,000 wide. For a blast of speed in your SUV, opt for the 710-hp Durango SRT Hellcat version, which costs at least $82,490. This trim can go up to 180 mph, and Dodge claims zero to 60 mph in 3.5 seconds. The Citadel is the luxury trim and starts at $49,300, while for towing, a Tow N Go package can be added to the R/T AWD trim for $4995. UPDATE, 1/21/2021: Stellantis announced today that the 2021 Durango SRT Hellcat has been sold out and order boo...
Jeep Grand Cherokee L Trackhawk Unofficially Rendered As 3-Row Super SUV Jan 08, 2021 at 3:44am ET ++ Kids will never be late for school. When Dodge introduced the Durango SRT Hellcat last year, some people expressed their concern the world’s most powerful production SUV clashes with the Grand Cherokee Trackhawk. Tim Kuniskis, head of passenger cars at FCA, explained that’s not the case by saying the Jeep is not as loud and in-your-face as the Dodge. With the launch of a seven-seat Grand Cherokee for the long-awaited WL generation, some folks ...