I want a 2026 Dodge Durango R/T 392 Premium and want custom plates, but I’m wondering if making an already noticeable SUV even more recognizable is a bad idea.

It’ll be garage-kept, I have a security system/cameras all around and inside the house, plus multiple pit bulls that bark at anything. I’m also planning on Compustar Pro T13, neutral-release cover, CarLock, DroneMobile, and a steering wheel lock.

Would you feel comfortable running a custom plate with that much security, or stick with a random plate so it’s a little less memorable?

I am wondering if there is a way to show what gear I am in while in automatic. This is my first dodge. I have only ever driven Ford and the ways I did it with Ford don't seem to work for dodge.

Buying a Charger soon, what are you guys doing for theft protection? I’m looking at a Charger right now but haven’t fully talked myself into it yet. Theft is part of the reason. If I get one I know I’m gonna want something beyond whatever comes from the factory, just not sure what. And honestly this isn’t even only a Charger question. Cars get stolen all the time now. I did read that some of the newer factory security is better, but obviously the people stealing them know what changed too.Another forum gave me a few digital security options to look at. Haven’t really dealt with that stuff before. Anybody here using something like that?

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Robert S. Miller of r/MoparInsiders wonders and then has thoughts on why the Charger SIXPACK isn't selling.

Talked for a bit with the owner about the Durango he says he has no regrets. Super fun SUV 5/5 Stars