At first, the body of the Dodge Durango always excited me. The sleek and confident look of the round edges make the car appear modern, even though mine is a 2005. The space within the vehicle is appealing as well, especially for those with big families like I have. My Durango seats 7 comfortably and is great for long family trips to Disney World. I bought the car used. Within just three days of the purchase, we could feel the car shaking, rattling and over heating. Could it have been the fault of the dealer to sell us a car below standards? Perhaps, but the problems kept on persisting. Granted the car is old but I thought American vehicles were built to last. Or is that just Ford? I have had so many issues with this vehicle, mechanically that it is not worth what we are paying for just to drive it.

This is a good running vehicle. It has the get-up and go that our family requires in a vehicle. Surprisingly, it does not use an exceptional amount of gas either. I really like the style of it in addition to its practicality. The space that this vehicle has is really great! We can get the kids and all of their belongings in it very comfortably with minimal effort. Grocery shopping with the kids in tow is no longer a problem with all of the interior space that goes along with this sport utility vehicle. We also have the optional third row seat so if we need to haul additional passengers, it is not a problem.

This is a solid, good looking vehicle and so versatile. I can haul trailers around the farm, and the boat on the weekends. And then unhook and haul the kids to ball practice...And fit any extra kids if needed because of the third row seat. It gets decent gas mileage for being a V8. It handles great on the road and in the wintertime it drives through anything. The only thing I dislike is that it seems to be rusting a lot for no older than it is.