Indiana State Police Face Issues with New Dodge Durango Pursuit Fleet

Indiana State Police Face Issues with New Dodge Durango Pursuit Fleet​

Mechanical Failures Sideline New Vehicles, Affecting Operations...​

The Indiana State Police (ISP) are experiencing significant mechanical issues with their new fleet of 2024 Dodge Durango Pursuit vehicles. Since May 2023, the ISP has been transitioning from the discontinued Dodge Charger Pursuit models to the Durango Pursuit, ordering 516 units at a cost of approximately $25.8 million. As of now, 219 units have been placed into service.

Indiana State Police Face Issues with New Dodge Durango Pursuit Fleet

The Indiana State Police (ISP) are experiencing significant mechanical issues with their new fleet of 2024 Dodge Durango Pursuit vehicles. Since May 2023, the ISP has been transitioning from the discontinued Dodge Charger Pursuit models to the Durango Pursuit, ordering 516 units at a cost of...

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Merrillville Police Chief Criticizes Stellantis Over Faulty Durango Pursuits​

Department Faces Financial Loss Due To Oil Cooler Failures...​

Merrillville, Indiana, Police Chief Konstantinos Nuses has publicly criticized Stellantis, the parent company of Dodge, after a series of engine failures with the department’s Dodge Durango Pursuit vehicles. The vehicles purchased to help the department navigate supply chain disruptions during the pandemic have been taken out of service due to a design flaw in their oil coolers. As a result, Nuses says the department has been forced to sell them at a “significant financial loss,” leaving taxpayers to bear the burden.

Merrillville Police Chief Criticizes Stellantis Over Faulty Durango Pursuits

Merrillville, Indiana, Police Chief Konstantinos Nuses has publicly criticized Stellantis, the parent company of Dodge, after a series of engine failures with the department's Dodge Durango Pursuit vehicles. The vehicles purchased to help the department navigate supply chain disruptions during...

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What a disgrace. Does this euro wizard company have anyone in public relations or marketing that would offer some input as to how bad this makes the company look in the public eye? Sometimes it’s better to just write it off and make it right with the customer but Stell anus obviously didn’t get that memo. Ask yourself- what do you think of when the Stellantis “brands” are mentioned today? Overpriced. Outdated. Spotty quality control. A follower, never an innovator, dealer body that is miserable to deal with. And I should consider these products- why???? Because I loved the cars from decades ago when they were still more than a “brand”?