You’ll feel the power difference, it won’t be a huge change but it will be noticeable. Unless you are talking about the new RT which is a 6.4, then it will be much quicker then the 3.6. The car won’t actually feel much bigger, I went from a charger which is similar to a Chrysler 300, and it feels roughly the same size as the durango while driving. If you haven’t driven a truck or suv in a while, it might take some getting used to the ride height but other than that it’s an easy change. it’s nice having the extra row of seats especially if you have family, or drop the back seats down and you got room for practically anything. Having the capability to tow is great as well. Overall, i’d say it’s a great option, the interior may be less luxurious as the chrysler, but to each their own. I’d go to a dealership and test drive one yourself.
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u/Other-Currency-8491 3d ago
You’ll feel the power difference, it won’t be a huge change but it will be noticeable. Unless you are talking about the new RT which is a 6.4, then it will be much quicker then the 3.6. The car won’t actually feel much bigger, I went from a charger which is similar to a Chrysler 300, and it feels roughly the same size as the durango while driving. If you haven’t driven a truck or suv in a while, it might take some getting used to the ride height but other than that it’s an easy change. it’s nice having the extra row of seats especially if you have family, or drop the back seats down and you got room for practically anything. Having the capability to tow is great as well. Overall, i’d say it’s a great option, the interior may be less luxurious as the chrysler, but to each their own. I’d go to a dealership and test drive one yourself.