There’s nothing like having plenty of options at your disposal. The 2023 Dodge Durango offers four unique motor selections, so you can find the performance you crave:

In the Chevy Blazer, you’ll also have choices with two engine options available. However, with the standard 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine delivering 228 horsepower and 258 lb-ft of torque and the upgraded V6 motor offering 308 horsepower and 270 lb-ft of torque, you’re sure to be left wanting more.

Looking to invigorate your next lakeside getaway with your water ski boat or need to take a 2-horse trailer to your next weekend show? The Durango has you covered with a range of maximum towing capacities on every engine option, each one designed to get the job done:

• 3.6-liter Pentastar® V6 engine: 6,200 pounds
• 5.7-liter HEMI® V8 engine: 7,400 pounds
• 6.4-liter HEMI® V8 engine: 8,700 pounds
• Supercharged 6.2-liter HEMI® V8 engine: 8,700 pounds

The Blazer falls short with a maximum towing capacity of only 4,500 pounds, so you may not be able to upgrade to that larger camper you’ve had your eyes on.

Inside these SUVs, you’ll be treated to available heated front seats that help you stay toasty during the chilly months. In the summer, switch on the available ventilated front seats after a long day of hiking in the sun to cool down quickly.

As you relax into your climate-controlled front seat, indulge in the expansive touchscreens the 2023 Dodge Durango and the Chevy Blazer have available. At over 10 inches wide, you’ll have an easy time glancing your music library or downloaded podcasts while navigating the open road.

Despite their similarities in interior comforts, the Durango and the Blazer differ greatly when it comes to cabin size. For starters, the Dodge Durango has three rows of seating to comfortably fit up to seven passengers. Some of your kids’ friends may not be able to come along for the ride in the Blazer since it maxes out at five passengers.

Additionally, the Durango makes space for all your cargo needs from weekend camping equipment to your child’s science project thanks to a maximum of 85.1 cubic feet of cargo space. It’s a tight fit in the Chevy Blazer with only 64.2 cubic feet of maximum cargo room.

To ensure you’re protected at every single mile, the Durango and the Blazer offer the following features:

• Forward Collision Warning with Active Braking
• Adaptive Cruise Control
• LaneSense® Lane Departure Warning with Lane Keep Assist

Coming standard in the Dodge Durango is Blind Spot Monitoring. This feature keeps an eye on your side blind zones when traveling on the highway, so you’ll know when it’s safe to change lanes. If you want a comparable feature on the Blazer, though, you’ll need to upgrade to a higher trim level since it’s not a standard amenity.

For even more protection, the Durango upgrades braking stability with features like Rain Brake Support. It kicks in when you turn on your windshield wipers and works to keep water off the brake pads, ensuring your vehicle maintains the stopping power you need.

Ready-Alert Braking is also found on this SUV to sense when you’ve suddenly released the accelerator. It then prepares your vehicle for a quick and sudden stop.

Unfortunately, neither of these braking features is found on the Chevy Blazer.