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Am I making this up or did we see a leaked production schedule that showed the Durango sharing a basis with the next Grand Cherokee/Grand Cherokee L? If that’s the case, the size won’t be vastly different than the current one.

@redriderbob do you know if After Dark is the dark blue color that was on stage, or is it the dark gray color from photos? Can’t tell if the bright blue in the photos above are supposed to be the same color that was shown on stage. In any case, this car has reignited the Dodge guy in me. My...

This is exactly the issue mine had. Glad to see they’re finally recalling it. Horrible sound from the front suspension going over bumps, and it took 5-6 tries for the dealer to find it.

Without looking at the sales numbers, Maserati likely sells at a vastly lower volume than any of those companies. It makes sense for low volume brands to move to EVs quicker than others.

This is not due to the emissions regulations. Other manufacturers are not doing this. It’s 100% shifting blame while trying to rile up people who already don’t like the regulations. Even if it was related to the regulations, they had years to comply but kept churning out Hellcats and off road...

I think the proportions are off for a coupe. Too much body and window behind the door. My bet is on a sedan with a hidden rear door handle.

Are we sure that’s a two door? I see a cut line for a back door. The front door handle is also suspiciously close to the edge. Maybe electronic release for both doors?

No big loss. It was way overpriced for such a dated, uncompetitive vehicle.

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a39038431/ram-1500-ev-truck-range-extender-report/

No, it’s just called the Charger Daytona SRT concept.

Banshee is the name of the powertrain. The car is still called the Charger.

whatever gains you’d have in highway MPG would be offset by terrible city mileage. Plus, it would be a much heavier engine.

Wow, that is startlingly ugly.

I would have bought an Altitude 4xe if it existed, but also only if you could get the 10.1” screen. I refused to get the ugly bezels of the 8.4.

How is that the case when styling is clearly Alfa, with a Dodge grille slapped on? Surely if it was Alfa that got the Hornet twin, we’d see more Dodge influence than a smaller Stelvio clone?

That’s needlessly defensive over a vehicle you weren’t personally involved in the development of. Someone waiting for new product from Dodge has a right to be disappointed that the first new product isn’t from a segment they’re shopping in.

Love it. If the production model looks like this and has a hatchback, I’m buying one.

Curious what the price will be on one of these with the inline-6. $130k?

Absolutely, which is why they should offer it as a Dodge here and an Alfa in other countries.

Tonale shouldn’t be sold here if this is. That’s the only way they could get away with this level of laziness. The two cars will literally be identical aside from the front clip and probably tail lights. One is from a relatively unknown brand with very few dealerships and a poor quality...