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2021 Dodge Durango Gets a Much-Needed New Look and Interior

2021 Dodge Durango Gets a Much-Needed New Look and Interior

Posted on July 3, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The updated Durango SUV gets styling cues from the Charger widebody and a 10.1-inch touchscreen.

Yes, the Dodge Durango is getting a 710-hp SRT Hellcat variant, that’s the exciting news. However, the entire 2021 Durango lineup, including the SXT, GT, Citadel, R/T, and SRT 392 models, is getting updated looks, a new driver-focused cabin, and new technology. They won’t cover a quarter-mile of asphalt as quickly, but these are some much-needed improvements to Dodge’s big SUV.

The new Durango gets a more aggressive look by taking some fashion advice from the Dodge Charger widebody. It borrows elements from the four-door muscle car’s front fascia, LED headlights and running lights, hood, grille, and rear spoiler. On the hell-raisin’ SRT Hellcat, the fog lamps are ditched for air intakes to cool the big supercharged V-8, and the SRT 392 models get a new front splitter and rear spoiler. There’s three different grille textures across the Durango lineup: the Hellcat’s is gloss black and gets larger openings for cooling, of course; the SRT 392, R/T, and GT models have a wide honeycomb grille in black; and the Citadel and SXT models get a painted Granite Crystal grille.
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