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So old news became new again??!!

Plus a different and cleaner front bumper.

You are the only guy keep beating on HEMI heads popping and dislodging. Whether you like it or not, the market and sales numbers proved the negative affect of the lack of a V8.

I’d hope so Dodge would use the 6.4 and Hellcat Redeye on the new Charger. But considering they want to get rid of the stock pile of Redeye engines, I don’t see them offering it in other than the TRX, and I hope they round it up to 800hp for bragging rights.

We have been saying this for a long time, and to overcome regulatory changes, each brand needs to sell an EV version of each vehicle so they can stay compliant, the greenies be happy and we get our ICE engines and V8’s

Mustang V6, Challenger V6 and Charger V6 are the volume sellers.

I’d be interested to see GSE engine coupled to eDCT.

But a 450hp in a sports car less than $30k isn’t going to happen

Unless it’s going to have a long hood, the Hurricane-6 is long.

I prefer GME 2.0 over the GSE 1.3

It’ll be heavy for such a small car, which will reduce the intended performance

They must choose the right engine and enough with PSA crap. They have the GME PHEV out of Jeep with 375hp, and they have the MHEV out of Maserati with 325hp. And there’s the upcoming “EVO”.

TBH, I’m surprised Gen 5 still doesn’t get RT or Sport trims

The old management deprived of product, while they extremely overpriced the volume sellers. Dodge Hornet should have been packaged and marketed differently and better. Ram should have had an entry level pickup. I can’t understand how the Cherokee got discontinued without an immediate...

I want to see a production street legal Inline 6 with 700+hp. That’s where they can keep the V8 and Hellcat engines. @TripleT , don’t get me wrong I’m a fan of the Hurricane engines and as I said before, I can see their potential once people get on board with it. My issue is the sudden and...

If the lack of V8 wasn’t affecting the sales, there would not be these hints of a V8 returning.

Dodge CEO Strongly Hints at Return of V8 Dodge Charger

1- I guess they were able to figure out the electrical architecture on the Ram, since Tim said the Ram LCI architecture won’t support the HEMI. 2- I would not be surprised if HEMI finds its way into the new Charger. 3- Also, I would not be surprised if the 392 version and other variants follow.

I do like the concept of Parallel-Series hybrid concept. The idea is to switch from one to another upon the need. You can use the hybrid for efficiency and you can use it for extra power.

Wishful thinking.