Buy a 2011 Dodge Durango in Albuquerque

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The Dodge Durango returns in model-year 2011, moving to the Jeep Grand Cherokee platform. Due to begin production in November or December 2010, the new 2011 Dodge Durango will have a 119.8 inch wheelbase - several inches longer than the new Grand Cherokee.

As expected, the Durango will have an optional Hemi V8 providing up to 7,400 pounds of towing, while the standard V6 provides best-in-class V6 towing at 6,200 pounds; both have standard trailer sway control, and both engines have variable valve timing and are available with all wheel drive.

Standard safety features include standard front seat-mounted side air bags and standard side-curtain air bags that cover passengers in all three rows, active head restraints and Electronic Stability Control; options include Blind-spot Monitoring, Rear Cross Path detection, Forward Collision Warning, Adaptive Cruise Control, and Keyless Enter-n' Go.

Here are the expected models, all available in both 4x2 and 4x4 versions:

WDDH75 Durango Crew
WDDL75 Durango Express
WDDM75 Durango Heat
WDDP75 Durango Boulevard (Citadel) 4x2
WDDS75 Durango R/T

The R/T will have the 5.7L VVT Hemi. The hot new 3.6L Pentastar will have the Mercedes W5A580 5-speed auto transmission (perhaps changing in 2012) and the 5.7L VVT Hemi (with the proven Chrysler 545RFE five-speed transmission). It will be built in the renovated North Jefferson plant.

Seating configurations will be for five or seven passengers. The front passenger seat can be folded flat, the second row will have a 60/40 fold and tumble seat, and the third row seat will include headrests that can be lowered by the driver for a better rear view. The new Magnum will also be available without the third row seat if desired.

As would be expected, the new Durango will share a lot of the equipment and options featured on the new Jeep Grand Cherokee, including upgraded premium interiors. Features (some optional) will include:

The new Alpine premium audio system with 9 speakers and subwoofer, and optional Garmin navigation
Active head restraints, HID headlamps, rear cross path protection, and power liftgate
Dual rear exhaust (Hemi models)
Hill Start Assist, Proximity Keyless Entry and push button start.
Seating configurations will be for five or seven passengers. The front passenger seat can be folded flat, the second row will have a 60/40 fold and tumble seat, and the third row seat will include headrests that can be lowered by the driver for a better rear view.

Engines will be the new 3.6L Pentastar (with the Mercedes W5A580 5-speed auto trans) and the 5.7L VVT Hemi (with the proven Chrysler 545RFE five-speed transmission). The new Durango is expected to start arriving in showrooms by early December, and will be built in a renovated North Jefferson plant. No word on whether there will be an SRT8 Durango - there will almost certainly be an SRT8 Jeep Grand Cherokee.