Dodge says it's now able to offer the 710-horsepower Durango SRT Hellcat in 10 more states than before, but it won't tell us ...

Dodge has certified the Durango with 392 and Hellcat V8 engines for 10 CARB states, with plans to expand to the remainder by ...

So if you live in one of those states and need a 6,000-pound SUV that gets 13 mpg, then congratulations. You're free to buy ...

The Durango Hellcat's combination of supercharged Hemi might and three-row family hauling capability was brilliant, putting it in a class of its own against myriad other high-performance SUVs. Buyers ...

A familiar scene plays out for me at almost every car event I cover—whether it’s HOT ROD Power Tour, Drag Week, or whatever. Someone inevitably asks if I drove something cool for the event, and almost ...

The V8 Dodge Durango is back, replacing the standard V6, but its return will look different depending on where you reside. While every 2026 Durango will start with a 5.7-liter Hemi making 360 ...

The last Hellcat standing is one for the ages. It's ironic the Durango SRT Hellcat outlived every other variant with the famous name, Dodge originally only planned a one-year production run back in ...

Dodge is reviving the supercharged 6.2-liter V8 in its Durango, offering muscle SUV fans endless ways to make it their own. The Hellcat is back. Much to the relief of performance fans, Dodge has ...

There seems to be a new day dawning at Stellantis (parent company of the Alfa Romeo, Dodge, Fiat, Jeep, Chrysler and Ram brands), and it looks a lot like the old days we thought were being sunset out ...

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 ...

Trump administration's 'Big Beautiful Bill' includes provisions to kill off the federal EV tax credit, meaning that ICE wins big – again. They were already doing it – at the local quarter-mile ...

Can you name a couple of troubled brands from Stellantis? No, let's narrow them down first: let's talk about American marques in distress. Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram, you say? That's about right - ...