Stellantis reports that the third-generation Dodge Durango, a 15-year-old SUV, achieved its highest first-half sales since 2006, moving 38,575 units. This resurgence is significant for automotive enthusiasts and industry watchers as it indicates continued consumer interest in powerful, traditional vehicles despite the rise of electric models.
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