2011 First Look Dodge DurangoThe Durango has been a staple in the formation of Dodge since its release nearly twelve years, but making a change in the market, Dodge has seen fit to completely revise its full-size SUV for 2011. After a year's absence from the lineup, the SUV has undergone a series of changes, including a complete overhaul in sight, and is now based on a monocoque frame that shares with the new Jeep Grand Cherokee 2011.
Corporate style handshake with Charger sedan and the redesigned 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee, the Durango looks more refined than in the past, with a steeply raked windshield and the body better trained, the new model conveys a much more Durango luxurious than the outgoing. The introduction of the new Durango marks the first widespread appearance of the new logo as a ram's head logo was assigned to Dodge Ram brand.
Dodge promotes an interior greatly improved, with better materials to provide a better overall experience. When the previous models featured hard plastics, Dodge said all interior surfaces have been upgraded, and will touch the owners and their teams want to jump, crouch and enjoy even the longest drive. "We'll be the judge of that once you see one on the plate. Seating configurations are limited to no less than 22 possible arrangements, taking a page from the versatility of the Grand Caravan.
Located on the same architecture as the 2011 Grand Cherokee, Durango platform has been stretched to accommodate a longer wheelbase and a third row of seats. Unlike the Jeep available five-passenger seating, the Durango offers space for seven, the previous model had the option of seven or eight passengers. Durangos The previous two were based on a truck body-on-frame home structure, but the new generation is based on a unibody car-sharing roots with the Mercedes-Benz ML-Class. Dodge assures us however that the vehicle has been hardened so that "offers superior driving performance combined with versatile SUV capability and crossover
Corporate style handshake with Charger sedan and the redesigned 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee, the Durango looks more refined than in the past, with a steeply raked windshield and the body better trained, the new model conveys a much more Durango luxurious than the outgoing. The introduction of the new Durango marks the first widespread appearance of the new logo as a ram's head logo was assigned to Dodge Ram brand.
Dodge promotes an interior greatly improved, with better materials to provide a better overall experience. When the previous models featured hard plastics, Dodge said all interior surfaces have been upgraded, and will touch the owners and their teams want to jump, crouch and enjoy even the longest drive. "We'll be the judge of that once you see one on the plate. Seating configurations are limited to no less than 22 possible arrangements, taking a page from the versatility of the Grand Caravan.
Located on the same architecture as the 2011 Grand Cherokee, Durango platform has been stretched to accommodate a longer wheelbase and a third row of seats. Unlike the Jeep available five-passenger seating, the Durango offers space for seven, the previous model had the option of seven or eight passengers. Durangos The previous two were based on a truck body-on-frame home structure, but the new generation is based on a unibody car-sharing roots with the Mercedes-Benz ML-Class. Dodge assures us however that the vehicle has been hardened so that "offers superior driving performance combined with versatile SUV capability and crossover
