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2026 Dodge Durango GT
GT · SUV
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Availability from Healey Kia’s own listing as of Oct 9 — vehicles can sell or move at any time; confirm availability with the dealer.
Pricing, availability, and equipment can change at any time. Please confirm all details directly with Healey Kia.
Specifications
Full Specifications · the 2026 Dodge Durango spec sheet
Features & options
Quick Order Package 2BD GTCloth Bucket Seats with Shift InsertRed Accent Stitching3.45 Rear Axle RatioGloss Black Exterior MirrorsFront License Plate BracketExterior Mirrors with Heating ElementRadio: Uconnect 5 Nav with 10.1\Wheels: 20\4-Wheel Disc BrakesEmergency communication system: Dodge ConnectAM/FM radio: SiriusXM w/360LApple CarPlay/Android AutoFront Center Armrest w/StorageCompassSpeed-Sensitive WipersAuto-dimming Rear-View mirrorVariably intermittent wipersTrip computerTraction controlTilt steering wheelTelescoping steering wheelSteering wheel mounted audio controlsSport steering wheelSplit folding rear seatSpeed-sensing steeringSpeed controlRemote keyless entryRear window wiperRear window defrosterRear seat center armrestRear reading lightsRear anti-roll barRear air conditioningRadio data systemPower windowsPower steeringPower driver seatPower door mirrorsPassenger vanity mirrorPassenger door binPanic alarmOverhead consoleOverhead airbagOutside temperature displayOccupant sensing airbagLow tire pressure warningLeather steering wheelKnee airbagIlluminated entryHeated steering wheelHeated front seatsHeated door mirrorsGarage door transmitterFully automatic headlightsFront reading lightsFront dual zone A/CFront anti-roll barFour wheel independent suspensionDual front side impact airbags
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 →
