The head lights are very blah, their is no real design to them, they are just there. I wish that Dodge would have held steady with their leaning forward grill just a little longer, it gave there cars and trucks such a mean, distinctive aggressive look, which the Charger and Ram still sport.
The rear of the Durango is pretty much a copy of the Grand Cherokee, the designers could have been a little more creative. The tail lights look some what cartoon like and seem to big for the design. I would like to give some design credit for the little jog that the tail light casing takes, but it's just stupid. It looks like the designers sat down and tried to do as little as possible but still wanted it to look a little different than the Grand Cherokee, don't knock your selves out, you only spent millions to design it.
2011 Durango |
2011 Grand Cherokee |
The Durango doesn't have a continuous horizontal line, it begins, fades away, and reappears in the middle of the rear passenger door. This is not a bad design feature but it does nothing for the Durango. The biggest problem with the Durango's designs is that every time it is redesigned it carries nothing over from the model before. leaving the audience disenfranchised. This often happens when a vehicle joins formats with another vehicle. The first Durango was so strong and different, which is what attracted everyone to it, and since then it has been a slow, painful, gut wrenching, uninspiring, down hill decline. Below I attached a photo a concept design for the 2011 Durango, I believe the Durango's Grade would have been higher if they would have stuck with it.
2011 Dodge Durango |
2011 Dodge Durango Concept 2011 Dodge Durango Grade: 3 |
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