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I've had my KL for almost 7 years now, and although I was eyeing a new Grand Cherokee, the jacked up prices and lower quality put a quick stop to that.

One of the reviews I watched mentioned that it was *just* narrow enough to not need clearance lights like a TRX or Raptor

Does that mean that brake pedals won't collapse now? I saw my first Tonale with a private plate last week. As an Alfa design, it's great, as a Dodge, not so much.

Hey now, a new luxury 300 can't do as bad as the Hornet :D

I have this in my Watch Later list too

Yeah, that new grille ain't it

100% I have zero interest in buying anything from this company until I see proof that quality is at least back to what it was pre-Stellantis. Prices going up + quality going down is not a way forwards

Hopefully the Trailhawk model will make a return eventually. I'm not against a hybrid for my next vehicle, and it being larger than KL would be welcome too especially in the cargo area.

Price is too high for a compact Dodge. Period. I've said it repeatedly since launch, and now the market has spoken too. The poor marketing probably didn't help either, but the price is just too high. I've sat in a couple of them, but I've never bothered to drive one as I don't want to waste a...

Hopefully they replace those wheels too!

Because we need more Hornets to rot on lots 🤡

LOL :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: Agreed though

Because this company needs less testing now?

$58k for a Tradesman Quad Cab 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡

Even worse quality parts to make up for the reduced prices

Did they ever fix the tail light/trunk alignment?

Agreed 100% on both points. I can't get over how little work gets done in the office

Agreed, open offices suck

Probably doesn't help that vehicle MSRPs have increased faster than salaries or inflation, oh, and the bragging by companies about all of the money they make and then give their employees a 1% cost of living adjustment :rolleyes:

Such great quality 🤡