41: Dodge Durango
Another car that has become long in the tooth is the Durango. A much different car then it’s truck-based predecessor was, the Durango has come a long way. But the Durango is aged and the buying public can see it. Reliability is questionable on these cars and a good deal of consumers have complained about the transmission. When you opt for the fully loaded one with the Hemi V8 you are almost spending as much as a luxury SUV. For a Dodge that has an almost 10-year-old platform, many buyers can’t justify spending that type of money.
The Durango is also lacking in the off-road department, which is something that the original model did quite well. We know that FCA is working on a refresh of the Durango but we aren’t sure when. The company is known for keeping a platform on the market way past its welcome, so you can expect to see the Durango for some time.