2023 Dodge Hornet Review: A Weird 'Muscle Crossover' (with a Plug)

Discover the all-new 2023 Dodge Hornet in this in-depth review! Join us as we dive into the unique features of this plug-in hybrid "muscle crossover" and explore its performance, design, and technology. Find out how the Hornet stands out in the crowded compact SUV market with its sporty looks, Italian-inspired interior, and powerful hybrid powertrain.
Is the 2023 Dodge Hornet the perfect blend of muscle car performance and eco-friendly efficiency? Watch our review to learn more about this intriguing newcomer and decide if it's the right choice for you. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more automotive insights and reviews!
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[@thebrickhiker]

The car I learned to drive in was my folks' mellow yellow [nothing mellow about the color!] 1974 AMC Hornet station wagon. My, how times have changed! I wonder why they went with this name...? [p/s - thought I recognized the background! neat to see you're also in WNC too!]

[@michael.sierra]

Yeah, not sure why you'd buy that over a Rav4 Prime. There would have to be a massive price difference. I'm no Toyota fan but the king of hybrids vs a Stellantis product? lol.

[@prndlcars]

I... don't have a good answer for you to be honest. RAV4 Prime is harder to get ahold of, for one.

[@cloudreaper9]

Rav4 currently has an 8 year wait in some areas for a hybrid --- dont feel like waiting 2 let alone 8 years 😅

[@davidturgeon2087]

Because the Hornet drives like an Alfa Romeo (which it is), whereas the Toyota droves like, well, a Toyota.