[JohnC]

Maybe I missed something but why isn’t the Durango SRT or hellcat considered a “last call”?

 

[Vice-White]

Maybe I missed something but why isn’t the Durango SRT or hellcat considered a “last call”?

All Hemi engines are last call.

 

[S8ER01Z]

Maybe I missed something but why isn’t the Durango SRT or hellcat considered a “last call”?

Should be a 2024 model year at least for Durango

 

[JohnC]

All Hemi engines are last call.

Yeah I know but Durango 392 is not on the last call list and won’t say last call on the engine

 

[JohnC]

Should be a 2024 model year at least for Durango

Not for the hemi though?

 

[Vice-White]

Not for the hemi though?

I am pretty sure 2023 is it for the current Durango platform.

 

[JohnC]

I am pretty sure 2023 is it for the current Durango platform.

Yeah it deff is. I’m just curious why it’s not technically considered a “last call” vehicle and doesn’t get the last call emblem on the engine like the chargers and challengers

 

[Vice-White]

Yeah it deff is. I’m just curious why it’s not technically considered a “last call” vehicle and doesn’t get the last call emblem on the engine like the chargers and challengers

I think it may as the Chals and Chargers will have a last call trim according to what I read. So you can get a Hellcat Challenger but not a last call trim. I could be wrong since I can't follow what Dodge does as it is all over the place most times and makes no sense. LOL

 

[S8ER01Z]

I am pretty sure 2023 is it for the current Durango platform.

I read 2024 was final year but that was a while back. Did they announce 2023 as last year? (I likely just missed it if they did).

 

[JohnC]

I read 2024 was final year but that was a while back. Did they announce 2023 as last year? (I likely just missed it if they did).

Yeah in august all hemi engines in all dodge vehicles

 

[Vice-White]

I read 2024 was final year but that was a while back. Did they announce 2023 as last year? (I likely just missed it if they did).

I am just going by what I read on all the itnernet rags. 2023 is it then in late 24 will be the redesigned Durango making it's debut.

 

[S8ER01Z]

Ah I see what happened.. the Durango is going to exist in name only for 2024. I read too much into it... looks like I've bought my last Durango.

 

[wvhemis]

The plant where Durango's are currently made was shut down for two months the past summer for re-tooling. JNAP is building the current Durango platform through the rest of 2023. In 2024 (late) the new Durango that will now be made at MACK assembly (same plant that is making the new Jeep Grand Cherokee) the new Durango will be made off the same platform as the Grand Cherokee L (3 rows). It will only be offered as a 3.6 until the hybrid and full electric are introduced. The "LAST CALL" is reserved for the Challenger and Charger, Tim K made this known during Road Kill Nights last summer.

 

[va-terps4]

It will only be offered as a 3.6 until the hybrid and full electric are introduced.

Put the hurricane in it, or I'm not buying it.

 

[Vice-White]

Put the hurricane in it, or I'm not buying it.

Is there any technical information on the Hurricane?

 

[Vice-White]

This engine looks scary as far as working on it.

 

[va-terps4]

Certainly more complex than the HEMI. But lighter, more power, better economy, and still doesn't require a charger.

 

[S8ER01Z]

This engine looks scary as far as working on it.

Yeah thankfully I’ll never know 😂

 

[Vice-White]

At least it has a normal oil filter location.

 

[Chase300]

A bit concerning its only DI....unless they've done something to mitigate carbon buildup??? Could be a headache when they get 100K on them.