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The Durango is related to the Jeep Grand Cherokee SUV, but it’s longer and comes with a third-row seat. It’s not a cut-and-lengthen limousine-style stretch job, however; there’s a natural flow to the styling from nose to tail.
Even though it’s a big SUV, the Durango has a hunkered-down stance that makes it appear lower than a Chevrolet Tahoe, for instance. The trim level we saw was a top-of-the-line Citadel, but Express, Crew and R/T trims will be offered, too, according to Greg Rush, Dodge and Ram brand marketing manager.
While the Durango’s interior was off-limits, you can check out our set of exterior photos below. Click on any of them to view a larger version.
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