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Green Bottom Line

While the HS 250h might present fuel economy numbers that aren't impressive to the hard-core green shoppers, it's one of the greenest luxury picks on the market. Read more »

Likes

Sophisticated feel
Strong performance (V-8)
Excellent steering

Dislikes

Difficult third-row access
Some 'head-toss'
Lackluster fuel economy

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January 18, 2011

Overall Review » 8.4

Interior / Exterior » 8

Performance » 8

Quality » 9

Safety » 8

Features » 9

Fuel Economy / MPG » 5

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GREEN | 5 out of 10

Expert Quotes:

16 mpg city, 23 highway (V-6, RWD); 16/22 (V-6, AWD); 14/20 (V-8, RWD); 13/20 (V-8, AWD)
U.S. EPA

we observed 16 mpg overall (V-6)
Car and Driver

While the new 2011 Dodge Durango is by no means a green vehicle, it's one of the more fuel-efficient choices in this class in base V-6 doem. The combination yields EPA numbers of 16/23 mpg for rear-drive versions, and 16/22 mpg with all-wheel drive—pretty acceptable numbers for a vehicle of the Durango's size.

Opt into the HEMI-equipped Durango and fuel economy slides to 14/20 mpg (or 13/20 mpg with all-wheel drive), pushing this SUV toward the bottom of the fuel-economy scale, among all vehicles.

Conclusion

While the HS 250h might present fuel economy numbers that aren't impressive to the hard-core green shoppers, it's one of the greenest luxury picks on the market.