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The latest Dodge Durango is designed to dominate your commute or your next family vacation in 2027 and beyond — and there’s no holding this muscle SUV back. Offering fierce power, impressive towing capability, and versatile space, the 2027 Dodge Durango blends intense thrills with everyday practicality. Available in eight trim levels, the latest Durango gives Florence drivers an array of options to choose from — including four powerful engines. If you want more excitement in your routine commute or family adventures, learn more about the 2027 Dodge Durango features below. See if this SUV is the right fit for you, then find out how you can upgrade to one at Legacy CDJR in Florence, SC. HEMI V8 Performance The 2027 Dodge Durango gives you four levels of power to choose from with its robust engine lineup. Engine Horsepower Torque Towing Capability 0-60 MPH Time Supercharged 6.2L HEMI® V8 Engine 710 645 lb-ft 8,700 lbs 3.5 sec 6.4L HEMI® V8 Engine 475 470 lb-ft 8,700 lbs 4.4 sec 5.7L HEMI® V8 Engine 360 390 lb-ft 7,200 lbs 6.2 sec 3.6L Pentastar® V6 Engine 295 260 lb-ft 6,200 lbs 7.4 sec The Supercharged 6.2-liter HEMI® V8 engine is the most powerful engine option, offering 710 horsepower and 645 pound-feet of torque, as well as a staggering acceleration time. This engine makes the Durango SRT® Hellcat the most powerful gas-engine SUV.* Next in line, the 6.4-liter HEMI® V8 engine delivers 475 horsepower and 470 pound-feet of torque, and can go from 0-60 miles per hour in 4.4 seconds. It’s followed up by the 5.7-liter HEMI® V8 engine, which delivers 360 horsepower and 390 pound-feet of torque, and offers a 0-60 miles-per-hour time of 6.2 seconds. Though not as powerful as the V8 engines, the 3.6-liter Pentastar® V6 engine still comes in strong with 295 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque, and offers a 0-60 miles-per-hour time of 7.4 seconds. Not only are the Durango’s horsepower, torque, and acceleration numbers impressive, but this SUV can tow up to 8,700 pounds, when properly equipped, making it an even more practical choice for your adventures, such as a getaway to the lake, a move across town, or a camping trip. Whether you need to tow a boat, trailer, or camper, the Dodge Durango not only offers towing muscle, but also offers an available Trailer-Tow Group IV for select trim levels. This package includes: 7-Pin and 4-Pin Wiring Harness Blind Spot Monitoring with Trailer Detection Class IV Receiver-Hitch Rear Load-Leveling Suspension Trailer Brake Controller You can opt for an available Tow 'n Go Package instead that adds even more features. Three Rows and Flexible Interior Space The Durango isn't solely focused on performance. Its cabin provides practical space and excellent comfort, and the lineup offers a choice of five-, six-, or seven-passenger seating configurations, giving your crew plenty of space. When you need to transport extra cargo, though, the cabin can easily adapt to make extra room, thanks to second-row 60/40 Fold and Tumble seats, a front passenger forward fold-flat seat, and fold-flat third-row bench seats. This SUV offers up to 85.1 cubic feet of cargo space for bulky items, extra luggage, and adventure gear. This flexibility helps the Durango bridge the gap between a performance vehicle and a practical family SUV. Advanced Technology A variety of advanced technology features further enhance your driving experience, keeping you connected all the way to your destination. A 10.1-inch touchscreen display comes standard, offering Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ for ultimate convenience. And with available Performance and SRT® Pages, you can monitor g-force, engine power, and other vehicle data on the touchscreen. A wireless charging pad comes standard, and nine Alpine® amplified speakers with a subwoofer enhance your favorite playlists. Select trim levels upgrade you to 19 Harman Kardon® speakers with a subwoofer for even greater sound quality. Driver-Assistance and Safety Features You can enjoy the excitement of driving a 2027 Durango even more when you know you’re protected. Take peace of mind with you wherever you go, thanks to a variety of safety and driver-assistance features such as: Blind Spot and Rear Cross-Path Detection Enhanced Accident-Response System ParkSense® Front and Rear Park-Assist ParkView® Rear Back-Up Camera Available Blind Spot Monitoring with Trailer Detection Available Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop Available Full-Speed Forward Collision Warning Plus Lane-Departure Warning Plus Bold Dodge Design and Customization The 2027 Dodge Durango boasts a bold design worthy of its performance and capability. Its brawny build is complemented by an array of bold color options, including: Pitch-Black White Knuckle Clear-Coat After Dark Paint B5 Blue Paint Destroyer Gray Clear-Coat Green Machine Night Moves Red Oxide Redeye Add even more flair with available stripes by Mopar® to suit your style. Options include: Bright Blue Dual Stripes Flame Red Dual Stripes Low-Gloss Gunmetal Dual Stripes Sterling Silver Dual Stripes Carbon Fiber Dual Stripes Select models even offer available colored seat belts. Options include Red, Hammerhead Grey, and Sepia seat belts, depending on the trim level. A variety of wheel options are available too, including: 20-inch Satin Carbon Split 5-spoke wheels 20-inch Black Noise Split 5-spoke wheels 20-inch Brass Monkey wheels 20-inch Satin-Carbon wheels 20-inch Forged Y-Spoke Lights Out wheels 20-inch Forged Y-Spoke Foreshadow wheels 20-inch Brass Monkey wheels No matter which Dodge Durango configuration you end up with, you’ll make a statement everywhere you go. Explore the 2027 Dodge Durango at Legacy CDJR The 2027 Dodge Durango is ready to make every drive more exhilarating. No matter which trim level you choose, you can expect next-level fun on the road. This versatile, three-row SUV not only offers powerful performance, but it also offers comfort, practicality, and convenience for every journey. Ready to upgrade to the latest Dodge Durango? Contact our team today to learn more about 2027 Dodge Durango availability or stop by Legacy CDJR in Florence, SC. We’ll be happy to answer your questions, and we can also help you place a custom order. Let us know how we can help today! *Based on the latest competitive information available and horsepower.

Looking for a reliable vehicle that can tow and haul a trailer, boat, or camper? The CDJR lineup offers a range of vehicles for towing, and we’re here to highlight some of our top picks for Florence drivers! Whether you need extreme towing strength for work or want ample towing capability for recreation, we can help you find your perfect fit. We’ll take a look at trucks like the light-duty Ram 1500 as well as the heavy-duty Ram 2500 and 3500, comparing their different towing capacities. We’ll also take a look at two SUVs from the Jeep lineup — the Grand Cherokee and the Grand Wagoneer — which not only offer ample towing capability but also offer the bonus of generous cabin space. No matter what type of vehicle you’re looking for, get to know some of the towing-friendly vehicles in the current CDJR lineup! Best CDJR Vehicles for Towing and Hauling How much towing capacity and payload do you need? The CDJR lineup offers a range of towing capacities, so whether you’re looking for a truck with maximum strength or an SUV that can handle simpler towing tasks, we’re here to help you find the vehicle that checks all of your boxes. From tough, work-ready pickup trucks to versatile, road-trip-ready SUVs, you can compare the different towing capacities of the following models. CDJR Vehicle Best For Max Towing Capacity* Max Payload Capacity 2026 Ram 1500 Boats, travel trailers, ATVs or other recreational vehicles Up to 11,610 pounds when properly equipped. Up to 2,360 pounds when properly equipped 2026 Ram 2500 Horse trailers, RVs, sailboats, trailers connected with fifth-wheel or gooseneck hitches Up to 20,000 pounds with the diesel engine and when properly equipped Up to 3,930 pounds when properly equipped 2026 Ram 3500 Horse trailers, RVs, sailboats, trailers connected with fifth-wheel or gooseneck hitches Up to 36,610 pounds with high-output diesel engine and when properly equipped Up to 7,590 pounds when properly equipped 2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee (2-row version) Certain boats, campers, and trailers Up to 6,200 pounds when properly equipped Up to 1,280 pounds when properly equipped 2026 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Certain boats, campers, and trailers Up to 10,000 pounds when properly equipped Up to 1,590 pounds when properly equipped *Maximum towing capacity varies by model, engine, drivetrain, configuration, and equipment. Ram 1500: Everyday Towing & Hauling The 2026 Ram 1500 is the strongest Ram 1500 ever, offering robust towing strength and capability for everyday needs. This full-size, light-duty pickup truck can handle boats, travel trailers, ATVs, and other recreational vehicles with ease, so it’s safe to say that it’s ready for your next adventure. This pickup truck offers four powerful engines for drivers to choose from, each offering different towing and payload numbers. Engine options include: 5.7L HEMI® V8 Engine Maximum Towing Capacity: 11,320 pounds Maximum Payload: Maximum Horsepower: 395 Maximum Torque: 410 pound-feet High-Output 3.0L Hurricane Engine Maximum Towing Capacity: 10,000 pounds Maximum Payload: 1,490 pounds Maximum Horsepower: 540 Maximum Torque: 521 pound-feet 3.0L Hurricane Engine Maximum Towing Capacity: 11,610 pounds Maximum Payload: 1,930 pounds Maximum Horsepower: 420 Maximum Torque: 469 pound-feet 3.6L Pentastar® V6 Engine with eTorque Maximum Towing Capacity: 8,130 pounds Maximum Payload: 2,360 pounds Maximum Horsepower: 305 Maximum Torque: 269 pound-feet No matter which engine option you choose, the 2026 Ram 1500 is ready to provide dependable towing performance for work or recreation. And with a variety of towing technologies available, towing can become even easier! Available towing technology features include: Integrated Trailer Health Monitor Trailer Reverse Guidance with Dynamic Gridlines Digital Rearview Mirror with Tow Mode Trailer Hitch Line-Up Assist Telescopic Trailer Tow Mirrors Trailer Brake Controller Trailer Reverse Steering Control These various features make the towing process less stressful, allowing you to get the job done without breaking a sweat. Ram 2500 and Ram 3500: Maximum Towing & Hauling If you need ultimate muscle, the Ram heavy-duty lineup delivers. These trucks can handle extra-heavy loads with confidence, including horse trailers, RVs, sailboats, and trailers connected with fifth-wheel or gooseneck hitches. Towing and payload numbers vary, depending on the engine. For the 2026 Ram 1500, you’ll have two engine options to choose from: 6.4L HEMI® V8 Engine Maximum Towing Capacity: 17,750 pounds Maximum Payload: 3,930 pounds Maximum Horsepower: 405 Maximum Torque: 429 pound-feet High-Output 6.7L Cummins® Turbo Diesel I6 Engine Maximum Towing Capacity: 20,000 pounds Maximum Payload: 3,600 pounds Maximum Horsepower: 430 Maximum Torque: 1,075 pound-feet The 2026 Ram 3500 offers the same engine options, but with different towing capacity and payload numbers: 6.4L HEMI® V8 Engine Maximum Towing Capacity: 18,150 pounds Maximum Payload: 7,590 pounds Maximum Horsepower: 405 Maximum Torque: 429 pound-feet High-Output 6.7L Cummins® Turbo Diesel I6 Engine Maximum Towing Capacity: 36,610 pounds Maximum Payload: 6,050 pounds Maximum Horsepower: 430 Maximum Torque: 1,075 pound-feet Like the Ram 1500, the Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 offer convenient towing technology features. These include an available Digital Rearview Mirror and available wired Tow Mode Camera, as well as available Trailer Tow Pages, which include Trailer Light Check and Trailer Brake Status. As the most advanced Ram heavy-duty pickups ever, the Ram 2500 and 3500 are built not just to tow hefty loads, but to make your job easier. Jeep Grand Cherokee: Road-Trip Ready Versatility A pickup truck isn’t the only vehicle that offers towing capability. If you would rather upgrade to an SUV but still need towing capability, the 2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee rises to the occasion, offering SUV versatility paired with ample towing muscle. Giving drivers the choice of two-row seating or three-row seating, this SUV can tow up to 6,200 pounds when properly equipped, allowing you to bring a smaller boat or trailer on your next family adventure. The Grand Cherokee also gives you two 4x4 systems to choose from — the Quadra-Trac I and Quadra-Drive II with a rear electronic limited-slip differential — as well as two engine options: 2.0L Hurricane 4 Turbo Engine Maximum Towing Capacity: 6,200 pounds Maximum Horsepower: 324 Maximum Torque: 332 pound-feet 3.6L Pentastar® V6 Engine Maximum Towing Capacity: 6,200 pounds Maximum Horsepower: 293 Maximum Torque: 260 pound-feet This SUV is rugged enough for off-road travel, but refined enough for any occasion. It’s designed to keep you and your crew comfortable on the trail or street, offering luxuries like available heated seats and advanced tech like an available 12.3-inch touchscreen display. You can count on this SUV to make every road trip a success! Jeep Grand Wagoneer: Refinement Meets Muscle When you still need towing strength but want even more refinement and room in your next SUV, the 2026 Jeep Grand Wagoneer is the optimal choice. This spacious, three-row SUV can seat up to eight, offering standard comforts like heated and ventilated front seats and other thoughtful amenities such as an available center console cooler. When it comes to towing, this large SUV boasts a max towing capacity of up to 10,000 pounds when properly equipped, allowing you to bring along even more gear than the Grand Cherokee. It offers an available automatic Quadra-Drive® II 4x4 System, and is equipped with a Hurricane Twin-Turbo engine that delivers 420 horsepower and 468 pound-feet of torque. If you’re looking for a more luxurious towing experience, the 2026 Jeep Grand Wagoneer delivers just that. Choosing the Right CDJR Vehicle for Your Towing Needs Choosing the right CDJR vehicle for towing and hauling ultimately comes down to what you need to tow, and how often. Whether you’re looking for a light-duty, full-size truck for everyday towing, a heavy-duty truck for major loads, or a versatile SUV for your next family vacation, the CDJR lineup offers trucks and SUVs to suit a variety of towing requirements. Other vehicles in the CDJR lineup that offer towing capability include the Dodge Durango, Jeep Gladiator, and even the Chrysler Pacifica. We invite you to explore our current CDJR inventory to discover the capable trucks and SUVs we have available today. We can also help you place a custom order if we don’t have the model you want in stock. Check out our towing-capable SUVs and trucks for sale at Legacy CDJR, then visit our dealership in Florence, SC, for a test drive!

Choosing the right commercial van can make all the difference for a small business. No matter what kind of business you run, your van needs to provide the right balance of cargo capacity, maneuverability, comfort, and capability. The Ram ProMaster is available in several configurations, making it easier to find the van that best matches how your business operates. In this guide, we'll break down the best Ram ProMaster configurations for small businesses, including available body lengths, roof heights, and cargo options. We'll also explain which configurations may work best for different types of businesses, so you can narrow down your choices before visiting Legacy CDJR in Florence, SC. How to Choose the Right Ram ProMaster Configuration for Your Business No two workdays look the same, and the 2026 Ram ProMaster lineup reflects that. Rather than a single generic cargo van, ProMaster is built around a range of configurations that let you match the vehicle to how you actually work. For small business owners, three factors matter most: wheelbase length, roof height, and payload capacity. Together, they determine how much usable space you get and what kind of work your ProMaster can realistically handle day-to-day. Wheelbase: Balancing Cargo Space and Maneuverability Wheelbase is the biggest determining factor when it comes to usable cargo floor space. Opt for a longer wheelbase, and you get more room for inventory, tools, and shelving, plus more flexibility to section off the interior, whether that's separating clean stock from dirty equipment or building out a mobile workstation. That extra length comes at a cost, though: a bigger footprint. If your day involves tight turns into residential driveways, congested job sites, or parking lots where space is at a premium, a shorter wheelbase can be the more practical choice. The "right" wheelbase is the one that fits your priorities. Ask yourself whether your business needs maximum cargo capacity or the ability to easily get in and out of tight spaces. Roof Height: Making the Most of Interior Space If wheelbase sets your floor space, roof height sets how well you can use the entire space. A taller roof creates vertical room for standing upright, stacking bins, or installing floor-to-ceiling shelving and racking systems. This matters most for businesses where employees are in and out of the cargo area throughout the day. A high-roof ProMaster essentially becomes a mobile workspace: technicians can stand, reach, and organize without hunching over or unloading gear onto the ground just to find what they need. A standard-roof ProMaster, meanwhile, can be the smarter, more efficient choice for businesses that use the van primarily to move materials from point A to point B and don't need much vertical storage. The real question isn't just "how much volume do I need?" It's "how will my team actually move through this space during a shift?" Payload Capacity: Consider More Than Cargo Volume Cargo space tells you what fits, and payload capacity tells you what the van can safely carry. For small businesses, that distinction matters a lot because your total load is rarely just merchandise. When estimating payload, factor in: Tools and equipment Inventory or materials Shelving and storage systems Interior upfits Passengers and additional cargo A van with generous cargo space isn't necessarily the right fit if your typical load runs heavy because you could hit your weight limit long before you run out of room. On the flip side, if your business hauls lighter loads, you have more freedom to prioritize interior layout and organization over sheer capacity. Before settling on a configuration, add up the realistic weight of what you carry on a typical day. If your business regularly runs heavy, payload capacity deserves just as much attention as cargo volume, if not more. Finding the Right Balance Between Space and Usability Bigger isn't automatically better. The largest ProMaster configuration on the lot isn't necessarily the right answer for every small business. The ideal setup is the one that balances cargo capacity, interior organization, payload needs, and maneuverability to match how you actually operate. A longer van gives you more room to haul inventory and equipment, while a shorter wheelbase makes parking and navigating tight spaces easier. The same trade-off applies to roof height: a high roof adds valuable standing room and vertical storage, but a standard roof can be just as practical for businesses that don't need the extra clearance. The best way to cut through the options is to think about your day-to-day, not just your maximum needs. A contractor hauling materials and tools may need floor length and payload capacity above all else. A mobile service provider running from job to job may prioritize tight-space maneuverability and a well-organized interior over sheer size. A delivery-focused business has its own set of priorities entirely, especially if the van is in and out of loading zones multiple times a day. Why Front-Wheel Drive Matters for Business Use The 2026 Ram ProMaster's drivetrain is another factor that shapes how it feels to drive day-to-day. Unlike many traditional cargo vans, the ProMaster is built on a front-wheel-drive layout, with the engine and driven wheels positioned at the front of the vehicle. This design choice helps offset some of the challenges of maneuvering a large commercial van. Size still plays a role in turning radius and parking, of course. But the ProMaster's front-wheel-drive setup is engineered with real-world commercial use in mind, and that translates into a more manageable driving experience for small businesses navigating tight neighborhoods, packed parking lots, and cramped job sites on a daily basis. Choose the Right Ram ProMaster for Your Small Business The Ram ProMaster gives small business owners the flexibility to build a commercial van around their specific needs. Whether you prioritize organized cargo storage, standing room, heavy-duty payload capability, or easier maneuverability, understanding the differences between configurations can help you make a more informed decision. If you're ready to find the right ProMaster for your business, visit Legacy CDJR in Florence, SC. Our team can help you explore available Ram ProMaster options and find a configuration that fits the way you work.