2024 Dodge Durango Review | NEW Safety for 2024! 

My son in law has one. He loves it.

No one noticed but they took away the fog lights this year smh

I am glad you did this video… Because I didn’t know the Dodge Durango was still on the market… The sea of Toyota Highlanders and Honda Pilots at the shopping mall and elementary school…. Thanks for sharing this

I prefer the old school more powerful look without the need for the V8. For this old war veteran and his group of overweight fisherman this unit works as it's large enough for us to all pile in, hook up a small trailer and enjoy our yearly trip of which has been happening since '96. Great review because it feels like you're speaking to me, not simply trying to sell me a new vehicle.

Great job bro & can't wait to buy this vehicle.

Amazing review bro.

No disrespect to the channel, and plus knowing you’re a dealer that’s why I guess I can’t really comment. But you should definitely be able to list pros and cons!

Good to see you and hear content from Gold Pony. Dude keep up the content. You provide a youthful but professional view on automotive fun.

I'm surprised at the no NHI recognition. My wife hit a Toyota CRV and it destroyed it whereas our 2016 Durango was barely damaged. We are considering buying another Durango due to its reliability and safety. Good review though.

Me and the wife just bought a new 2023 model same color on the outside but we have the brown seats. Ours also come with the 9 speaker alpine system and subwoofer. So far so good with it. The stereo system kinda bugs out at times but other than that it’s a nice vehicle

Roof rails also have the crossbars integrated into them. So it's nice not to have to buy them aftermarket.

THERE ARE NO UPDATES FOR 2024... HERE'S THE REAL INFO: That chassis is based on the previous mercedes GLS platform. Nobody really expected it to keep selling as well as it has, but it kind of just keeps going. Reason being that it DOES drive well and is overall extremely reliable (shocking for some people to hear, but it's true) because they've had 13 years to fine tune and dial in all the components made by their suppliers. That being said, let's talk about the LACK of updates that the video eluded to but kind didn't explain fully. Dodge's parent company (now Stellantis) has a newer platform being used for the 2022 and up Grand Cherokee, which can be used to make a new generation durango. But at the moment, that's made on a different assembly line. Meanwhile, the parent company is doing what they can to keep jobs at the factory where the durango is built until they can get a new long term product to assemble there when the current Durango finally goes away. The irony is that it's currently unclear what exactly they're going to build since the parent company is still trying to consolidate a dozen brands or so and rationalize global operations and line up long-term projects. In short, the durango may actually get up to 2 years extension, so long as the sales keep going strong. As far as tech updates go, the uconnect system is honestly very comprehensive and very easy to use and adding bells and whistles just for the sake of wow factor currently goes against the plan of selling a car who's engineering was fully paid for years ago. And that's really the thing here. The durango might not be the most cutting edge, but it's still very safe (overall), very reliable (despite what grandpa says about Dodges) and they're very rewarding to actually DRIVE and have a presence that goes contrary to all the plasticy generic looking mom mobiles in the mall parking lots. Oh last thing, the parent company stopped making the optional 5.7 V8 and many expected that to kill durango sales, but so far, even that hasn't fully done it in, so again, Chrysler (I mean *Stellantis*) is going to ride the durango out a little longer, because every one that sells puts more money back in the bank. Other automakers WISH they could get so much life out of a platform but for the most part, only "Chrysler" has ever managed to do this so well.

I see the uconnect 5 navigation screen is still stuck in the dark mode like the 2023 Dodge Durango! I guess they don't plan on fixing that!

I can't remember the last Dodge product that was considered reliable.

Everything is so pricey, like this is old af , I am surprised they still get 41k plus

the acceleration was not "impressive". It's the exact same drivetrain as in the Grand Cherokee, but in a much heavier vehicle. Even in the GC that engine, while adequate, is not impressive. If the Durango lost the V8, there's no more point to it, the GC is simply the same vehicle but slightly better

That sweet sweet dinosaur. That old slow gas guzzling hemi 360HP 10 miles to the gallon. RIP sweet prince. Although I heard it's probably coming back for 2025. The final final final goodbye lap. Who doesn't love paying 2024 money for a 2010 snore fest.

Ah, the dinosaur. Dodge needs more new models. The Durango is timeless though.

Regálamela 😊❤