Brute Force
For a vehicle positioned in the mid-size SUV category, the Dodge Durango is quite hefty. To be more precise, it’s the largest in its class. Its dimensions are not quite full-size and not quite midsize, making it appealing to consumers looking for something in between CUVs and large SUVs. Upon first glance, the most obvious change from the previous model is fairly broad facelift. The fascia is defined mostly by Dodge’s now signature four-square grill and juts out menacingly, topped by a raised/curved hood that just screams red meat. The ride quality is excellent and quite deceiving. In spite of its generous size, the Durango manages to deliver both a smooth, tranquil ride and relatively nimble handling around corners; something different from a big American SUV.