OverviewSpecifications
Dodge Durango RWD
Dodge · Cars · 2026
Dodge Durango RWD (2026)
⚠ 1 complaint
Status
Uncertain
Limited data available
Status Uncertain due to limited data coverage across safety agencies.
Specifications
Engine Size3.6L
Fuel TypeRegular
Transmission8 speed automatic
Combined MPG20 MPG
Dodge Durango RWD Comparison with Similar Vehicles
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Price—$23,000–$31,000———$27,900
Engine Capacity3.6L2L2L3L3L1.3L
Fuel TypeRegularRegularRegularDieselDieselRegular
Transmission8 speed automaticAutomatic (AV-S1)Automatic (AV-S10)Automatic 10-spdAutomatic 10-spdAutomatic 9-spd
Body TypeSUVSmall Sport Utility Vehicle 2WDSmall Sport Utility Vehicle 2WDStandard Sport Utility Vehicle 4WDStandard Sport Utility Vehicle 2WDSmall Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD
About

The 2026 Dodge Durango RWD offers a robust 3.6L V6 engine delivering 295 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque. This rear-wheel-drive SUV boasts a combined 20 MPG, making it a practical choice for daily driving and longer journeys.

Pros
  • No recalls on record
  • One complaint on record
  • Strong horsepower for its class
  • Good highway MPG
Cons
  • Below-average city MPG
  • Low GHG score
Complaints1 total
DODGE DURANGO 2026 UNKNOWN OR OTHER
medium
1) Major transmission failure, fluid leakage, and visible undercarriage corrosion on a newly leased car with under 3K miles on it. Additional: Losing vehicle function. Car would not shift into gear and would not move. Car is currently at the dealership in which it was leased. 2) Yes, huge safety concern. Losing vehicle function while traveling on a bridge—with limited ability to safely stop posed a serious risk to our safety and to others on the road. 3) Yes, problem has been confirmed by dealer. 4) The vehicle has not been inspected at this time by anyone other than the dealership in which it was leased. 5)While accelerating at approximately 30–35 mph, the vehicle began emitting a high-pitched whining noise, similar to sound of a remote-control toy car. The vehicle then started jerking back and forth during acceleration. Shortly after, the “Check Engine” light illuminated. We activated our hazard lights, reduced speed to approximately 10-20 mph, exited the bridge, and pulled into an emergency stopping area. There was no prior warning that there was a problem.
NHTSAUSMar 2026Source →
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