The Durango is a well loved name in the SUV world. Mixing muscle car DNA with SUV practicality is still a novel idea in the class, and it’s one Dodge has only refined over the years as the Durango has matured. 2025 represents the final year of the Durango’s production, and we’ve plenty to discuss as we go in depth on the final year for the 3-row SUV with a V8 engine.
Key Takeaways
- The Dodge Durango is back, streamlining its trim lineup as it prepares for a paradigm shift.
- AWD is available for the GT this year at a 2,000 price tag.
- 7 Trims are on offer for the Durango this year, making for a versatile SUV that suits a wide array of needs.
Is there going to be a 2025 Dodge Durango?
For 2025, the Dodge Durango returns with the bulk of the changes being focused on a streamlined trim lineup. This model year is especially notable as it marks the final run for the V-8 engine and potentially the current generation of the Durango, with a replacement expected before 2026. The full list of available trims, as of this writing, reads as:
- GT - $40,090
- GT Plus - $46,090
- R/T - $51,590
- R/T Plus - $54,590
- R/T Premium - $58,090
- R/T 20th Anniversary Plus - $64,065
- R/T 20th Anniversary Premium - $67,565
The GT Plus trim stands out as the best value all around, a reliable V-6 engine with all-wheel drive right out of the box. While AWD can be added to the base GT for an additional $2000, the GT Plus also packs on enhanced dampers, 20-inch wheels, heated side mirrors, an eight-way power driver's seat with red accent stitching, and other appealing upgrades.
But you’re likely envisioning your Durango with that classic V8, and Dodge has you more than covered with its "Last Call" special editions of both the Durango R/T V-8 and the high-powered Durango SRT Hellcat.
What colors does the 2025 Durango come in?
This year, the Durango comes in an array of 7 colors, with two being free and the rest being paid colors. A full list of colors, fit with descriptions, is provided below.
- Diamond Black Clear-Coat - A deep, glossy black available for free, perfect for those who need a cool looking Durango that’s easy to clean. Made even cooler when selecting the optional Blacktop package for that clad in black look.
- White Knuckle Clearcoat - A crisp, bright white that’s clean and timeless. White Knuckle Clearcoat gives the Durango a sharp, athletic appearance, emphasizing its bold contours and making black accents pop.
- Night Moves - A Night Moves is a deep blue-gray tone with an eye-catching touch of metallic flaking. Available for $395, it’s an effective way to make a statement with your Durango.
- Octane Red Pearlcoat - Also available as a paid option, Octane Red is a rich, dark crimson with a pearlescent finish. Something of a classic look for the Durango, it wears this red with an effortless flair that just feels right.
- Triple Nickel - A paid color, Triple Nickel bright, clean silver with a high-sheen metallic finish. It differs from the Destroyer Gray by being much brighter.
- Red Oxide - A paid color, Red oxide. A unique and earthy deep red with hints of copper and bronze. Red Oxide stands out from traditional reds, in how dark it is, being easy to mistake for a deep shade of purple or a light shade of black.
- Vapor Gray - The last of the paid lineup, Vapor Gray is a darker, more mysterious gray with a smoky finish. Vapor Gray screams professionalism, and it’s a great choice if you’re looking to turn heads at the office.
Summary
Overall, the Durango represents a strong contender for the most fun SUV to drive this year, that Dodge power is hard at work ensuring you never have problems navigating the highway. The 2025 Durango may be the last 3 row SUV with a V8 that you can buy in the US, so be sure to grab yourself the Durango while supplies last.