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My guess is you'll be waiting until its refresh time for the GC, 3 years min. They literally just debuted it with the pentastar, I6 = re-crash testing and certification They DO have more money sloshing around now though, I am just conditioned to believe they are broke as usual and have to...

Dodge just did

Who said its going to be a 4 door after just showing a coupe to the world? Think about it They could have made a direct model S fighting 4 door, but they didn't, they built an EV muscle car coupe.

If design is baked then there is no future challenger (the current halo)

I dont believe they are playing any games with new product, I think they are skittish and unsure, to be honest. They know how to sell what they have, we all know they're good at that - but when they're gone, they're gone - and thats a year from now. They showed a 2dr hatchback coupe with 68...

My thoughts are the charger outline in the EV day presentation was the unused 2018 redesign. The car under the cover just looked like a current charger with a little different lower front fascia, probably another redesign that was never used or you might see as a final edition model

And is the EV they just showed going to stay a coupe and replace challenger? Will it just be a charger coupe and sedan? That car seems awfully confusing. Its a 2 door but has a 4 door roof line and a hatch back because they said it has to have CUV attributes. I predict that thing changes A...

Dart was half baked, 200 was a good car, especially the AWD 200S

"Motor Trend asked Christian Meunier and Jim Morrison about the future of the Cherokee, and both of them confirmed that a redesign is currently in the works. “Bigger and better than ever” is Morrison’s take on the newcomer. Meunier added that “a lot of electrification” is planned for the...

They've certainly gotten better at keeping things hidden considering the reveal next week. In years past we would have a dozen spy shots, full accurate renderings and know everything about it by now lol

That rendering was probably done before the 6th gen camaro came out and flopped.

The MC&T article said they currently sell so well because of design and not to expect huge changes (quoting their dodge source)

Different era, those were the dark ages and it didn't just replace 15 years of crazy V8's in the same car. I hear you though. I am pretty sure Dodge wants to sack the Tesla plaid and any other fast EV's on the horizon, so they have to go electric to get that title. And if you think about it...

They wouldn't be muscle cars with the 6 cylinder either though

I was thinking more of these two cobbled together

https://www.motortrend.com/news/2025-dodge-emuscle-electric-muscle-car-future-cars/

No they aren't, they traded off a great trademark (skyactive) for peanuts. They dont even have an EV running, still messing around with that gas pig unreliable rotary engine

Lol @ Mazda. They'll be lucky to still be around in 5 years

Sounds like everything was rearranged after the merger combined with needing to keep what sells to pay the bills, along with all this new EV stuff. Chrysler has always been terrible at keeping secrets, but they have been good lately, which means one thing - nobody knows whats going on and plans...

Interesting the Canadian plant partner is LG but Samsung in the states?