Indiana State Police are struggling with the reliability of the Dodge Durango, the SUV meant to replace the Dodge Charger squad car as the agency’s standard patrol vehicle. durango-issue-2_crop ...

Troopers with the Indiana State Police are facing car troubles as the department moves to using Dodge Durangos.State police began transitioning from the Dodge Charger to the Dodge Durango in May ...

The Dodge Durango has scored reasonably well in predicted reliability ratings in recent years, but the Indiana State Police aren’t having much luck with their fleet of the SUVs.The law ...

Pictured: this image provided by Indiana State Police shows engine oil that leaked into the coolant reservoir in a Dodge Durango after the agency recently purchased 516 of the vehicles.

HENDERSON, Ky (WEHT) – An oil cooler issue has sidelined many Indiana State Police Dodge Durango vehicles. According to a release, ISP began transitioning to the Durango police package vehicle ...

Fox 59 Indianapolis reports that Indiana State Police have been dealing with oil cooler issues in some of its Durango patrol vehicles, leading many of the SUVs being pulled from duty.

The Dodge Durango Pursuit police vehicle has been a total headache for police in Indiana. Just a few months after Indiana State Police pulled 18 percent of its fleet from service over oil cooler ...

Police say if this trend continues, they expect 40 more to fail, totaling around $3.9 million in unusable equipment. INDIANAPOLIS—Indiana State Police began replacing Dodge Chargers with Dodge ...

An Indiana State Police Dodge Durango on a lift at a dealership. Provided photo . More locally, the Indianapolis district has been issued 14 Durangos so far.

According to an Indiana State Police spokesperson, a Dodge Durango –which detectives later learned had been stolen – fled from Henry County sheriff's deputies investigating an alleged traffic ...

Above, an Indiana State Police Dodge Durango patrol vehicle. ISP says it has having an unacceptable failure rate from the vehicles, which when fully equipped cost the state about $50,000 each.

The Indiana State Police Department’s new Dodge Durango SUV’s hit a roadblock. The agency reported this week the vehicles are breaking down at what they said is an alarming rate.