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2026 Dodge Durango
Price$46,943
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Specifications
Full Specifications · the 2026 Dodge Durango spec sheet
Features & options
115V Auxiliary Power Outlet7 and 4 Pin Wiring HarnessAdaptive Cruise Control with StopAuto Dim Exterior Driver MirrorAuto High Beam Headlamp ControlBlack Roof RailsBlind Spot with Trailer DetectionClass IV Receiver HitchDual Remote USB Port - Charge OnlyExterior Mirrors with Supplemental SignalsExterior Mirrors with Heating ElementExterior Mirrors with MemoryFloor Console with Leather ArmrestFull Speed Forward Collision Warning PlusGloss Black Exterior MirrorsHeated Second Row SeatsIntegrated Roof Rail CrossbarsLeather Trimmed Bucket SeatsLeather Wrapped Door PanelsLED Auxiliary Low Beam and Turn SignalPower 6x9 Multi-Function Foldaway MirrorsPower SunroofPower Tilt and Telescopic Steering ColumnPower 8-Way Driver Memory 8-Way Passenger SeatsPower Driver/Passenger 4-Way Lumbar AdjustRadio/Driver Seat/Mirrors MemoryRed Accent StitchingTrailer Brake ControlVentilated Front SeatsCargo NetMOPAR Front and Rear Door Entry GuardsMOPAR Slush MatsTransmission: 8-Speed Automatic3.09 Rear Axle RatioEngine: 5.7L V8 HEMI MDS VVT50 State EmissionsRear Load Leveling SuspensionTires: 265/50R20 BSW AS LRRRadio: Uconnect 5 Nav with 10.1\Wheels: 20\GVWR: 7,100 lbsMonotone Paint Application
About this vehicle
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Fuel Economy & EnvironmentGasoline Vehicle · U.S. EPA estimates
13 to 20
MPG combined
18
MPG city
25
MPG highway
$3350 to $6300
Annual fuel cost
4/10
Greenhouse gas rating
$4,750 to $19,500 more in fuel over 5 years vs. the average new vehicle
Source: official U.S. EPA data · fueleconomy.govRanges reflect the model’s EPA-tested configurations; actual results vary.View this model’s full EPA label →
