How many gallons are in a V6 durango?
The Dodge Durango with a V6 engine typically has a 24-gallon fuel tank.
The common Durango V6 engine is the 3.6L Pentastar, and most trims share a 24-gallon tank (about 90.9 liters). Exact capacity can vary slightly by model year or trim, so it’s best to check the vehicle’s window sticker or owner's manual for the precise figure.
Fuel-tank capacity by engine
Below is the typical capacity for the Durango when equipped with the main V6 option, noting that capacities are usually standardized across most models but can vary slightly by year or trim.
- 3.6L V6 Pentastar — 24 gallons (approximately 90.9 liters)
In practice, this means a V6 Durango carries about a full tank of 24 gallons, supporting a practical driving range that depends on driving conditions and MPG.
Range and practical considerations
Fuel range depends on EPA mileage figures and driving style. A full 24-gallon tank typically yields several hundred miles of driving opportunities, with better ranges in highway conditions and more conservative city driving.
Summary
Short answer: A V6 Durango generally uses a 24-gallon fuel tank (roughly 90.9 liters). This size is standard for most model years that feature the 3.6L V6, though always verify the exact capacity on your specific vehicle’s label or manual for precision.
