If there was one thing that could
have saved the
Dodge, it was the Hellcat engine.
Not
so
long ago, before the
Hellcat existed, Dodges were
known
only
for
their fancy caravans
and cheap interiors.
None of this bodes well
for
automakers in the future.
Dodge needed
a
Hellcat engine more than
ever.
Fitting
this
particular
powertrain
to
the popular Durango was home
game
for the 2021 model year
so
Dodge executives decided to bring it back for the 2023 model year.
The
Durango Hellcat was originally
intended as
a
one-year
limited
edition.
Dodge saw that a very
sane segment
of the population wanted
this mighty mallcrawler and increased
the
quota for the number
of these
Durango. It clearly wasn't enough, as it
was
poised
to become a
target.
The Hellcat Durango has
a lot of hype as
he
is one of the most
famous
SUVs of this era.
the Durango is
his 3-row
midsize family
SUV.
This sounds like a very common vehicle in a very common segment.
In most cases
this is the case. Durango
competes with rivals
such as Honda
his
Pilot
and
Chevrolet
his
Traverse
This type
of competition
is not impressive
in terms of performance or numbers
involved.