The best thing about this vehicle is its sturdiness. Even to this day, my friends and family ask to borrow my truck to go camping. They know the Durango is an absolute beast in the winter and drives like a dream during the summer months. The only dislike is that it can get hot inside the cabin even with the A/C (front and back turned on).

First, I have been the sole owner of my car since I was 16 years old. So to say that I drove my car into the ground, I literally am doing that. When I first got the car, it was wonderful. It drove like a breeze and the engine was quiet. The cup holders are less than stellar if you have two large drinks because someone will be forced to hold theirs. Also, skinnier bottles of water are best placed on the seat or else you take a turn and it falls under one of the pedals. In my 18 years with this car, I’ve had five flat tires, and the biggest pain is that the spare tire is under the car. Also, a couple years ago I lost my spare tire at some point due to rust. I have no idea when it was, so my apologies to anyone who may have come across it. The trunk space is amazing. For moving, I put down the 2nd and 3rd rows and I can move a lot of big things. Trips to IKEA are a breeze. In my years nothing major has happened as far as the car breaking down on me. Sure, I had some minor stuff along the way, but nothing I didn’t expect given the age of the car.