Check the posts from @CWGrizzwold as he is the resident guru for production numbers.
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Dodge is typically not very good about production figures. It’s tough to come by. Most of the info you find out there is based on details some individual collected and/or some owners organizations get because of connections to somebody at Dodge. For example, for the Vipers we have very good detail as to how many of each car were made, by year and trim. Granted, there are FAR fewer made and they were all made in one factory so the counting is not hard.
I was able to dig up this from another site. From what I was able to find on general production, 2020 was higher production (overall) than 2021 and 2022. The figures below seem low to me given they made 3,000 Hellcats in 2021. According to this, they made less SRT’s in 2020 than Hellcats in 2021. Just seems odd. Regardless, this is likely a decent representation of the mix. I know that 2022 saw few color options, but this is better than nothing. I doubt you’ll find the exact details on the color mix and options. At least for now. Ultimately, the Durango is not a very limited production. So keeping exact tabs won’t really impact values in the future.
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I was able to dig up this from another site. From what I was able to find on general production, 2020 was higher production (overall) than 2021 and 2022. The figures below seem low to me given they made 3,000 Hellcats in 2021. According to this, they made less SRT’s in 2020 than Hellcats in 2021. Just seems odd. Regardless, this is likely a decent representation of the mix. I know that 2022 saw few color options, but this is better than nothing. I doubt you’ll find the exact details on the color mix and options. At least for now. Ultimately, the Durango is not a very limited production. So keeping exact tabs won’t really impact values in the future.
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