Dodge Nitro Models

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The Dodge Nitro was a bold and distinctive mid-size SUV that made its debut in 2007. Built on the Jeep Liberty platform, the Nitro set itself apart with aggressive styling, a muscular stance, and an unmistakable Dodge attitude. It featured a boxy design, flared fenders, and a signature crosshair grille, making it an instant standout in the crowded SUV market. While it only remained in production until 2012, the Nitro developed a loyal following thanks to its rugged appeal and capable performance, blending utility with urban style.

Under the hood, the Dodge Nitro offered two powerful engine choices: a 3.7L V6 with 210 horsepower and 235 lb-ft of torque and a 4.0L V6 that delivered 260 horsepower and 265 lb-ft of torque. Both options provided solid acceleration and towing capability, making the Nitro a versatile choice for adventure seekers and daily drivers alike. Paired with either a four-speed or five-speed automatic transmission, the Nitro offered a smooth yet commanding driving experience, while available all-wheel drive ensured stability in various road conditions.

Upgrade Your Dodge Nitro With OEM Parts

Why Should You Maintain Your Air Intake System?

Keeping your air intake clean and efficient helps improve engine performance, fuel economy, and overall responsiveness, ensuring your Nitro breathes properly.

How Do Brake Pads Impact Safety?

Worn-out brake pads can reduce stopping power and compromise safety. Replacing them with genuine parts ensures reliable braking performance in all driving conditions.

When Should You Replace Your Spark Plugs?

Faulty spark plugs can cause rough idling and reduced fuel efficiency. Installing OEM spark plugs keeps your Nitro’s engine running smoothly and efficiently.