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The best and worst Dodge Durango years, by the numbers

Short answer: among Dodge Durangos old enough to judge (2005–2022), the 2010, 2019–2020 and 2022 have the fewest owner complaints per 10,000 sold. The 2011–2014 have the most.

We counted every owner complaint filed with the federal government (NHTSA) for each model year and divided by how many were sold that year, so a year that sold more doesn’t look worse just for being popular. Years newer than 2022 are shown but not ranked — they haven’t been on the road long enough. How this is calculated.

Years with the most complaints

2011 Dodge Durango · 154.4 per 10,000 sold (4.2× this model’s typical year)

Most-reported: Body control and other modules, typically around 56,000 miles; then battery, alternator and charging.

2012 Dodge Durango · 139.1 per 10,000 sold (3.8× this model’s typical year)

Most-reported: Body control and other modules, typically around 55,000 miles; then battery, alternator and charging.

2013 Dodge Durango · 105.4 per 10,000 sold (2.9× this model’s typical year)

Most-reported: Body control and other modules, typically around 84,185 miles; then airbags, seatbelts and restraints.

2014 Dodge Durango · 121.4 per 10,000 sold (3.3× this model’s typical year)

Most-reported: Water leaks and seals, typically around 62,000 miles; then airbags, seatbelts and restraints.

Years with the fewest complaints

2010 Dodge Durango · 0.0 per 10,000 sold (0.0× this model’s typical year)

2019 Dodge Durango · 20.9 per 10,000 sold (0.6× this model’s typical year)

Most-reported, even so: Water leaks and seals, typically around 68,000 miles.

2020 Dodge Durango · 9.3 per 10,000 sold (0.3× this model’s typical year)

Most-reported, even so: Water leaks and seals.

2022 Dodge Durango · 10.1 per 10,000 sold (0.3× this model’s typical year)

Most-reported, even so: Wiring harness, grounds and connectors, typically around 72,000 miles.

Every year: complaints per 10,000 sold

Typical Dodge Durango year: 36.9 per 10,000 sold.

2005
99.6 · 1,150 complaints
2006
102.7 · 725 complaints
2007
38.9 · 177 complaints
2008
43.0 · 92 complaints
2009
34.1 · 12 complaints
2010
0.0 · 0 complaints
2011
154.4 · 798 complaints
2012
139.1 · 640 complaints
2013
105.4 · 640 complaints
2014
121.4 · 782 complaints
2015
78.4 · 503 complaints
2016
23.4 · 161 complaints
2017
30.7 · 211 complaints
2018
34.9 · 230 complaints
2019
20.9 · 141 complaints
2020
9.3 · 54 complaints
2021
30.2 · 199 complaints
2022
10.1 · 56 complaints
2023
4.3 · 30 complaints · too new
2024
2.4 · 14 complaints · too new
2025
0.9 · 7 complaints · too new
2026
3.4 · 13 complaints · too new

Complaints are counted once each, even when an owner lists several parts. Sales are US units sold in the calendar year, a close stand-in for the model year.

Common questions

What is the worst year for the Dodge Durango?

Among Dodge Durangos old enough to judge (2005–2022), the 2011 has the most owner complaints per 10,000 sold: 154.4, about 4.2× a typical Dodge Durango year. The 2012–2014 also stand out.

What is the best year for the Dodge Durango?

The 2010 has the fewest owner complaints per 10,000 sold among Dodge Durangos from 2005–2022: 0.0, against 36.9 for a typical year. The 2019–2020 and 2022 are also well below typical.

What goes wrong on the 2011 Dodge Durango?

The most-reported problem on the 2011 Dodge Durango is body control and other modules, typically around 56,000 miles.

Why aren't the newest Dodge Durango years ranked?

The 2023–2026 haven't been on the road long enough. Newer cars have fewer complaints mainly because they're newer, so ranking them would flatter them.

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Source: NHTSA owner complaints and recalls; US sales from public industry figures. Complaints are self-reported and not independently verified. This is not an inspection and not a recommendation to buy or avoid any vehicle.