On the Road Review: Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat
Yes, regular readers, we recently reviewed an SRT Durango. We have actually experienced several of the current generation Durangos over the 10 years or so Dodge has been building this model. Yet none of the others has been close to the potent performance offered in this limited production SRT.
Wearing a luscious Redline Pearl paint, augmented by dual black racing stripes front to rear, our SRT also featured the 6.2-liter supercharged Hellcat V-8 motor that now fills the engine bay of no fewer than five FCA/Stellantis models: Dodge Challenger (the original), Dodge Charger, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Ram TRX, plus this Durango. Add the voluminous after-market crate-engine sales and FCA has created a monster-motor for motorheads on a mission.
The Electric Jeep Wrangler Concept Looks Like It Was Designed By A High School Shop Class
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To show that it’s keeping up with the times, Jeep has a new campaign called “The Road Ahead,” which lays out the brand’s electrification plans. Those plans include debuting what looks to be a downright primitive “All-Electric Wrangler BEV Concept.” Check out the vehicle that has my engineer-friends and me baffled.