2025 Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat Silver Bullet Pierces A $113K MSRP

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Dodge is marking its 20th anniversary of Hemi-powered Durangos with two special edition models: the Durango R/T 20th Anniversary Edition (natch) and the Durango SRT Hellcat Silver Bullet. The latter can be had for $113,000+ for starters, which seems either like highway robbery or that Dodge's marketing team is laser-focused on attracting the high-horsepower buyer. The Silver Bullet, after all, has 710 horsepower and can race to 60 mph in 3.6 seconds.

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Earlier this week, Dodge released two models to honor 20 years since the first Hemi-powered Durango was produced, namely the Durango R/T 20th Anniversary Edition and the Durango SRT Hellcat Silver Bullet. The "cheaper" of the two—the $70k R/T remains mechanically the same with cosmetic changes to commemorate the event. Buyers get a black Hemi hood graphic and badging this time, plus 20 x 10-inch Brass Monkey wheels as standard. There's also the optional Tow N' Go package, which equips this Durango for up to 8,700 lbs of towing with a Class IV hitch, four- and seven-pin trailer connectors, inbuilt trailer brake control with native cluster display, self-leveling headlamps, six-pot Brembo Brakes with black calipers, active exhaust, and adaptive damping suspension.

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The highlight of the announcement (especially if you're a fan of horsepower, Dodge, or throwing money at anything that goes fast) would probably go to the Durango SRT Hellcat Silver Bullet. For $113,325 (plus a destination charge) of your hard-earned cash, Dodge will sell you a Durango Hellcat that's mechanically the same as prior iterations but with some cosmetic upgrades thrown in for good measure.

As the name suggests, the car can be had in a limited-run shade of silver called Triple Nickel. Things like the hood, badging, and exhaust tips will be finished in black. At least the wheels get a lighter dark gray treatment over the six-piston Brembos (with red calipers this time).

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Inside, driver and passengers are treated to Ebony Red nappa leather seats, carbon fiber trim, suede headliner and steering wheel, and a restrained number of Hellcat logos throughout the cabin. Although the car and the cabin are old by modern standards, Dodge is equipping both special editions with a large 10.1 center touchscreen with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support, Qi charging pad, and a really nice 19-speaker 825-watt Harman-Kardon audio system.

Both 2025 vehicles are open for ordering right now at dealerships.