My honest opinion of the Dodge Hornet

[@coleG112]

It's such a weird thing. When comparing to an Alfa, it's a clear copy/paste. But when it's next to a Durango, it just looks like a baby Durango. It fits right in line with the rest of Dodge's outgoing/current lineup. So while it is indeed a copy/paste job, I don't think that's an inherently bad thing at all.

[@KaelinTate]

It seems like you are actually very right, and I didnt notice until you pointed it out. It also shares a lot of similarities with the grand cherokee's. But is it possible that Dodge has been purposely making minute changes to their vehicles to coincide with the looks of the alfas so as not to upset their consumer base, kind of like weening us off of the drug that we're all addicted to.

[@mohammadal-abbasi7247]

I agree 👍🏼

[@planestrainsdogsncars4336]

It's not a copy as such ..it's nothing more than a badge engineered Alfa to give Dodge much needed product to offer. Stellantis will be doing more of this seeing it will have a huge portfolio. It's made in Italy on the same production line as the Tonale.

[@SeymoreSparda]

Am I crazy, or it looks somewhat Mitsubishi-esque, which is weird, considering Dodge's partnership with them in the 80s. Also, am I crazy, or Mitsubishi in the 90's was kinda pseudo-Italian in their machismo and drama? Tommi Makkinen's Evo 6, for example. Also, a modern redesign of the Stealth sounds kinda good right about now. It;s not like Mitsu gonna make the 3000GT again, and Dodge's design language is becoming more aggressive again.

[@automation7295]

I guess they also did this because the Tonale is probably not sold in the States.

[@bappie3323]

honestly, it looks like it was originally supposed to have a Fiat badge

[@MotorTorq_ZA]

That’s true 😂

[@obedampomah8051]

True

[@Tibchy91]

Isn't this the Alpha Tonale watered down?

[@vurbin]

Exactly right! I’m sure it will be offered in other markets such as in Brazil with a Fiat badge, just like the Fiat Toro might come to the US with a RAM badge.

[@Tibchy91]

@@vurbin Yeap, that's what they do these days, but gosh! This looks way worse/ cheaper next to the Tonale that it's based on (and I'm not an Alpha fan, even if their designs are good).

[@forthewin3910]

I don’t know I think it’s a great looking car and glad that they didn’t miss out on the performance. May be my next car

[@nicholasstocker6866]

Your redesign was really close to the real car. Well done!

[@NandiCollector]

lol

[@andrewl.9736]

Honestly I like his redesign better than the production version

[@NintendoSlim]

Stellantis said Dodge has 10 years to get its shit together and start selling vehicles and I believe this might be a great start and a good entry level high volume seller for them.. definitely looks good the price seems reasonable and it definitely looks more aggressive compared to a lot of the other boring small cross overs suv things!!

[@togurilee1548]

If you think this is going to help save dodge....

[@chynacash3138]

@@togurilee1548 Virtually all these little crossover things sell, especially at lower price points like this will be. These will be Dodge's new chick cars.

[@NintendoSlim]

@@togurilee1548 not saying it’s going to save dodge but it’s a step in the right direction based on the current car market!! The suv cuv whatever you want to call it looks nice it’s sporty it’s got more power then the competition and most likely a cheaper entry tag and with a lot of people strapped for cash it will be a great buy and for those who want something with a little more style then basically every other copy cat suv.. Also based on pre orders it looks like it’s off to a great start 15,000 pre orders in less then 24 hours is not bad because that’s not even accounting for the average people that don’t follow cars that will see this on the lot and eat it up because it looks aggressive and different!

[@spicysnowman8886]

I really hope it sells well

[@hakeemsd70m]

@@spicysnowman8886 It's an ugly and dumpy looking CUV, it'll sell like hotcakes. Ugly and stupid sells these days in the car world. I wish the Magnum was still around...

[@tomjanowski8584]

Sadly, it's not instantly recognizable as anything. Too bad Dodge ditched the crosshair grill.

[@DodgerFloof]

The signature dodge grill would have really helped the design in this case, weird that they didn't include it.

[@EricGallant24]

@@DodgerFloof Dodge has been phasing out the crosshair grill for a few years now...

[@stefanb.5154]

@@EricGallant24 it’s literally still on the charger and was on the Durango before the refresh for 2021. It hasn’t been gone for years, it’s still there 😂

[@supersteve1585]

@@EricGallant24 They still have it on their lower trims.

[@freddybell8328]

No the grill on it is very common on current Dodge muscle cars and the crosshair grill will look dated on literally any new car.

[@billkak40]

You guys in the States got a really sweet looking car. At the same time it must be a little more affordable than the Alfa, while having a more powerful engine and being produced in the same plant in Italy.

[@fenrirslip]

Call me crazy but as a Dodge fan, I genuinely like the way the Hornet looks even if it is just a rebadged Alfa Romeo Tonale and, to be honest, it doesn't bother me as much as it does for other people and I think it works towards its favor since neither the Tonale nor Hornet looks like your generic compact crossover SUVs. They both have interesting designs that make them stand out and I'm actually excited to see the Hornet out on the streets. Also from certain angles, the Hornet somehow gives me baby Durango vibes. Of course, pictures and videos don't serve a car justice so who knows, maybe the Hornet's design will grow on people when we start seeing them.

[@anynonymous1585]

Looks like a mini, way cooler durango

[@ezrapardede1921]

I'm on the same train, it looks proper and not just like a cheap rebadge, would be nice to see how it actually compete with the competition, the more "normal" competition like Mazda CX-30, even BMW X2 etc although gotta admit, it's not beautiful, the way Alfa look, but it's still much more refreshing than most dodge line up, which u know is not ugly, but they definitely looks dated for the most part, and don't forget cheap interior

[@deightons5641]

It looks like the Porsche Cayenne/Macan from the back & its definitely better looking than both in the front.. Very impressed with the new Hornet..:)

[@bigdicktowin]

I was thinking mini Durango/“wagon” charger vibes I think with the dodge factory widebody kit and maybe that new hurricane inline 6 👀 I’m sure the aftermarket will come out with front and rear cosmic parts to make them look more like a charger or a Durango I think. I definitely like it

[@johnbeckham1483]

I really like the all-new 2023 Dodge Hornet & as a current owner of a 2014 Dodge Dart SXT I can see a little Dart in the front end!

[@gunnergreg1867]

Back in the days, Chrysler rebranded the 300c as a Lancia Thema, now Stellantis is rebranding an Alfa Tonale as a Dodge Hornet. 1 bad decision on each side.

[@ForzaMonkey]

at least the Hornet doesn’t already look outdated at release.

[@burbilozz]

@@ForzaMonkey Why? Does the Tonale look outdated, or were you talking about the Lancia Thema?

[@ForzaMonkey]

@@burbilozz The Lancia.

[@rudiknaus4139]

The worst thing about this Alfa / Hornet thing is that it is a FIAT! And it looks like a FIAT 😫 I am very disappointed, too!

[@NativeIntelligenceCheckMyDJmix]

I've never seen anyone remold a vehicle design like that on the fly, pretty impressive skillz and actually drawing fixes and reshape looked way better.

[@bondgabebond4907]

Give him time and he can do much more and make the whole care look better. His version of the front end looks like it came off a Honda CRV and a host of other vehicles. The front-end design is way too busy. Either stylists are minimalistic, or they go way overboard. Early GM cars are guilty of that. We need a car like the early Honda Civics and Datsun 510, with Japanese drivetrains, for those who are not overly flush with cash. I balk at the price of these cars. $40,000 plus is way too much. I bought a very nice Honda Civic at the beginning of 2018 (2017 model) for $20,000. Now they are going to nearly $30,000. This is insane.

[@biddybim4131]

Skills*

[@camgeiger]

I have three suggestions for video ideas, 1. Taking the first gen Nissan Titan (2004-2015) and modernizing it without copying the second gen. 2. Taking the old squarebody Chevy trucks 1973-1988 pickups and 1991 for blazers and suburbans and modernizing them. 3. Doing the reverse of that and taking the new gen Silverado and stylizing them to the square body era. Love the work you do! Please keep it up!!!!!!

[@baronvonjo1929]

I would like to see him design a modern day land yacht and a brand new Scion xB

[@MastaKeahi]

The number one thing that’s tells me this isn’t a Dodge design is the center screen. All the Dodges integrate their screen into the dash so it looks like it belongs. This they just Slapped it on there and called it good.

[@automation7295]

They slapped it on because they didn't had room anywhere else, also the interior is from an Alfa Romeo.

[@oliverstemp9132]

A Dodge would never be so curvy

[@automation7295]

@@oliverstemp9132 That's like saying "All men would never have children" You can't say "A Dodge would never be so curvy" when you're not a CEO.

[@oliverstemp9132]

@@automation7295 it’s not like that at all, and all the other Dodge models in history have been much more angular than this. If Dodge designed it all on their own it wouldn’t look like this, with an 8C window line

[@baronvonjo1929]

I think that's because the the dodge products are so old. The screen layout would no doubt look different. I don't think many brands screen layout matches what they were making 10 years ago.

[@bidensucks6792]

Looks better than I expected it to

[@matteoponzetto6682]

Alfa Romeo Tonale copy. They can do it because it's the same company but I don't like it

[@John-kx3ng]

I think it looks better than I had originally thought it would look. The grill needs more identity where it looks rather generic. The taillights look much better imo and look amazing with the Dodge logo in the center. I’d personally would consider the GT trim if I would consider one.

[@radudeATL]

Can we talk about the fact that DODGE has an actual logo now? And it’s on the car?

[@matthewpervere6965]

Completely agree with you. The lack of creativity to at least attempt to make this more of a Dodge design is an absolute letdown. If Stellantis wanted to expand on the Tonale design, it would have worked better as a replacement to the Fiat 500X instead of a Dodge. With that said though, seeing this Hornet, it almost make me think of Chrysler in the 1990s and 2000s. The Dodge and Plymouth cars all looked the same except for the change in badging. Case in point: Dodge Stratus and the Plymouth Breeze, Dodge and Plymouth Neon, and the Dodge Caravan and the Plymouth Voyager.

[@chynacash3138]

To be fair, the Plymouth Breeze had its own tail lights too lol... At least all 3 versions had that one distinction.

[@hakeemsd70m]

@@chynacash3138 yes, and the Breeze/Cirrus/Stratus were not dumpy looking dung beetles on stilts like all of these crossover CUVs. I miss sedans. So glad my first car is a 2005 Pontiac Grand Prix and not some stupid crossover.

[@fabiansfitness]

I feel dodge should’ve brought back the Neon, imagine this power train on a manual 2 door trim of a car long lost 🤙🏽

[@johnbeckham1483]

I have always been a big Neon fan indeed!

[@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman]

I had a new '98 Neon R/T & it was a great little car

[@jodanlalala]

This is like when you copy your friends homework but you change some things so the teacher won’t know you cheated but the teacher still knows.

[@paullopez7561]

That's the problem when you want to make a twin but with another badge..... EVERYTHING IS PARTS BIN .... there's nothing unique and on top of that it starts at $31,000 fugetaboutit

[@mikehenkes]

This is one of those rebadge jobs that we all hate. It's also their entry level offer ie: Civic/Integra

[@baronvonjo1929]

Honda did a much better job at least making them look different. (Not including the interior)

[@mikehenkes]

@@baronvonjo1929 yes they did a better reskin but the drive train and interior is 100% Civic

[@beauxr.benoit1374]

This may be part two of what happened with the Dart 2. This looks like a bland Minivan. And the Hudson/AMC Hornet not only has a History but it is the Research platform for the vehicle that Jeep was made popular on. This is on a Rear-Wheel-Drive platform. The best thing that can happen is that this vehicles gets a SRT-like version with a Hellfire Supercharged Six. The Hornet at one time on its last platform was a regular V-8 RWD MOPAR driven car. The Wagon version of it was given a Jeep drivetrain and became the AMC Eagle. It was the Research and Development Platform for the Jeep Wagoneer.

[@markdc1145]

One thing that struck me immediately, and this also goes for the Alfa, is the absolutely horrific stance this vehicle has. I'm truly amazed that nobody at Stellantis caught this, but maybe they just don't care. The GLH is slightly better but really not at the industry standard.

[@FLUPHQ-]

I honestly like Dodge's design better. My only issue with theirs is the rounded window in the back.

[@cubedtothex]

Honestly, not a bad package. I think it does have some Dodge DNA in the front when you take a close look at the charger and the Durango. The rear end even matches the Durango and the charger as well. You don’t think missing is the race track tail lights because they are so thin.

[@VaunShiz]

You're missing the racetrack taillights because it's literally an alfa with a different front bumper lol

[@heavenshound6775]

still not a dodge, imagine changing like two cosmetic things then trying to say this looks like a dodge.

[@NXT_LVL]

It's a crossover, Alfa platform with some of Dodge's work to it to keep it in the design language of their brand. GLH is perfect nameplate to bring back. Which I think is funny because if Dodge doesn't do something to keep cash flow up, they WILL die out (which from the Hemi or nothing crowd, it's getting a ton of heat as to the "end of the brotherhood of muscle") Which if they keep making only big HP Hemis that get subpar milage, those who can afford the EXTREMELY long term monthly payments but not the fuel bill would end up at small compact stuff they hate anyways

[@jerrybailey5797]

Nicely done 👍

[@user-sn1se8kh7z]

I’m actually a fan of Alfa anyway. The stelvio and giulia are nice vehicles.

[@ahmadyauharuna6050]

Your redesign was really close to the real car. Well done!🙌👍

[@sunshinelolipops1]

I mean it's based off an identical car that already existed

[@danr154]

thats a lot of power for only 6 seconds to 60. Also I own a Dodge Dart so fuck dodge and all its unreliable italian parts bin shitboxes. People are kinda tired of these shitty super tiny soda bottle sized motors. No one cares about 2 or 3 mpg. Side profile is pretty ugly to me. It is different but its still a crossover blob to me in the end.

[@mikeogden5256]

AWD with all terrain tires and beefed up suspension

[@jjoehler]

I think it looks good but it doesn’t completely look dodge as of right now, although all of the dodge models are soon to have a redesign, they may make them to look more similar to this

[@VaunShiz]

It doesn't look like other dodge models is because it's a rebadged Alfa lol not because this is dodges new design philosophy

[@NintendoSlim]

@@VaunShiz the challenger and charger are done after 2023 so this could become the new design styling they go for.. why you think it even has a re designed dodge logo only using the stripes without the Dodge behind it..

[@jjoehler]

@@VaunShiz doesn’t mean future dodge won’t look like alfas..

[@spicysnowman8886]

I think it looks pretty dodge, the headlights and grill align well with the charger and Durango, I don't know what people expect. Do you want a crossover that looks like a challenger? That would be stupid.

[@spicysnowman8886]

@@jjoehler is there a problem with dodges sharing proportions with alfas? they are historically very good looking vehicles.

[@FormulaOneLeclerc]

Am I the only one who thinks the headlights look like some of the new mercs?

[@TylerDzikowski]

going to focus on the Dodge RAM. thank u for this video. I've heard some. thanks for all ur facts. I hope they r true for people who c this. great price in my opinion. Grand Cherokee wagon. $70,000.00 plus to this u save $40,000.00. I think it's good to say please test drive them. try out everything before u buy it, or lease it, or finance it. Thanks Alfa for being over there and working with Dodge!

[@Happy_Soyjak]

Looks weird. The overhangs are to big. It looks like it it higher as it should be.

[@VaunShiz]

Looks like a car on stilts

[@tarwh1976]

I have and still love my Dart but she is getting older and quirky (also a sister to the Alfa Romeo of the time as well) and the Hornet looks like a taller Dart with a hatchback. So if/when it’s time to replace my Dart, this is where I’ll be now looking. I was starting to look at Chevy or Hyandai as replacements because as much as I love the Charger and Challengers, I need a decent and affordable daily driver.

[@toobusy63]

Dodge Hornet, is an updated version of the Dart and Caliber combined😳🙌🙌🙌😘

[@jackbleiberg932]

I’d love to see a modern FIAT 124 Special T, I think if Stellantis built it it would sell well even in the US.

[@Larwiz]

I think it's a great looking car as it is.

[@testaccountusa4828]

I'm waiting to see one bought from auction, a Hellcat motor swapped into it and a body kit which makes it more Dodge.

[@rlsedition]

Yeah, sure, let's see someone wedge a Hellcat motor transversely into a Hornet.

[@testaccountusa4828]

@@rlsedition There's some crazy builders on this platform, never say never.

[@callingmealejandro]

The rear end lighting is just a slimmer outgoing Charger lightbar if you really think about it. That's the only connection.*

[@daveizdebski]

The left and right side of the grille are completely different.

[@PC-iv5so]

Funny thing...if this design came out as a Dodge only...I think it would be highly raved about.. a smash hit... its a super tight Alfa design too...woulda been hard for Dodge to keep "some" of the shape.. would have needed a full redesign..like fiat 500x and Jeep Renegade.. totally different shapes but are basically the same chassis..drivetrain...

[@lohostege]

Also, this is something I expect from GM, like the SS, or some of the cars from the 90's

[@xtina818]

Looks like a tiny Durango. Don't hate it

[@KaelinTate]

Number One: I love chrysler and always have, but now with the new ownership of Dodge, I think I will be turning to a different manufacturer. I am not judging a book by its cover, but a new era is beginning, and has been for a while (electric car take over), and I feel that with the change of times, I now have to change to the company that best suits me and my needs and desires with cars. Number Two: Am I the only person fearing that the viper will be brought back as an all electric super car to compete with the new tesla roadster that might never come out, or with some companies that already have a start in that realm such as rimac...

[@jacobbwalters8133]

I have never considered the viper idea. I am not fearing it, however, but praying it happens- that would be really cool if they keep it true to the supercar nature of the Viper.

[@heavenshound6775]

@@jacobbwalters8133 if they bring back the viper they’ll just reskin an alfa gulia 4c and call it a day. Everyone seems to be fine with an alfa reskin crossover so why not do it for the viper ?

[@jacobbwalters8133]

@@heavenshound6775 well not only has the 4c been out of production for several years now, the 4c was never in the same class or price range as the Viper so that is a poor comparison regardless. A more likely platform mate for the Viper would be the Maserati MC20. If you ask if I would want a MC20 rebadge Viper- heck yes I would! It would be sweet!

[@beyondcleon]

I’ve never owned an Alfa Romeo but I’m open to it!

[@attilaborguet]

The front-end of the Hornet really looks like a FIAT

[@guylambrechts2303]

General proportions and steel panels can’t be changed due to cost but they could have made the effort to design the front end more the way you did it.

[@VaunShiz]

Huh? Why can the Integra and the civic look totally different but still be the same car ? All the sudden it's to expensive.

[@TylerDzikowski]

that Alfa is nice looking!

[@job1723]

9:14 dodge dose have dodge journey (rebadge GAC gs5 ) sold in mexican market

[@ANathan123]

The Alfa Romeo looks so much better. The dodge doesn’t even look like a dodge. Not that it’s a bad design

[@H-BrosProductions]

Ya gotta make a video on the Banshee daytona charger now

[@beauxr.benoit1374]

2:08. It looks like an Oldsmobile from the Nineties in the same way that Alfas now look mostly like Pontiacs from the Nineties but it, like the other Alfas, somehow looks good since they are Rear-Wheel-Drive. GLH=Goes Like Hell. From the Shelby Charger. It is Rear-Wheel-Drive, it cannot be a Crossover. A Crossover is an expensive word for a Minivan. There is another thing to consider. That they are going to wait until the Second Generation to totally redesign it, they did this with the Chrysler 200. The first version was on the platform of the last Chrysler Sebring.

[@mikeogden5256]

Huge Fan ❤

[@rs660alec]

Wish they add small battery to the challenger or charger for some extra power

[@archith_youtube]

Can you please do analog sketches again? But this looks really great!

[@JAYEHILLMUSIC]

Why dont they consult you before making cars? This was a MAJOR improvement

[@kjpphotography4764]

I am not into SUV's, the sad thing is some car manufactures are not making cars anymore.

[@B0RRAC0]

The Alpha Romeo Tonalé is Dodge's Finalé!! 🙁

[@oliverstemp9132]

The Hornet is good looking, but it’s definitely an Alfa, the both look so Italian. The sides are so 4C as well

[@kikinSBA]

yes, rush to have right away a player on the segment drove this decision, most likely; is better to get used to "carry over" (as in many other car makers, certainly is that small changes makes difference, but very often design considerations are huge changes in manufacturing, in your proposal there are at least 30 dies to develop and many changes in the assembly line (excluding some other items for vehicle integration and tryouts for legislation accomplishment...etc.), bottom line good looking proposal but financially not feasible.

[@nasrythfunes8265]

Giving off modern Dodge Dart vibes.

[@johnbeckham1483]

I see that too! I have a 2014 Dodge Dart SXT & I like it very much!

[@pennycopperhatch9315]

You just created an updated Dodge Caliber! lol.....

[@mcfrisko834]

It's like the SUV version of the Dodge Dart...

[@jgreedy4044]

The back side window area of the suv just throw me off

[@woobacca9215]

we just need something new and absolutely ground breaking from dodge. i gotta say the electric car might be it but i just have no idea. dodge really limited itself by making pure muscle, and im not mad at it, but they lack anything crazy in their other segments, and thats kind of disappointing

[@Prolly_tyler]

They missed a perfect opportunity to call it a murder hornet instead of glh

[@nlpnt]

I'm surprised this doesn't get the new/old "fratzog" logo. Also, that the Tonale will be sold as such in America alongside the Hornet which instantly gives the Alfa-branded version Cadillac Cimarron Syndrome.

[@_sayen]

Are dodge and Alfa Romeo sister companies are something bc I don’t understand how they virtually have the same design??

[@Fr3ddy509]

Looks like a cross-over Dart

[@nigelwilson7395]

Side view it gives off a last gen Hyundai Tucson vibe.

[@PC-iv5so]

This undercuts the Alfa...that's the crappy part... I think random people going into a Dodge dealership looking for a CUV will care less that it's a copy.. weird move by Stellantis..but should be good for Dodge sales.

[@andregasset792]

how about lincoln continental from 2017? thks

[@seaneubanks4380]

If the Hornet was branded as any other car manufacture I would be MORE interested in it. As a Dodger however I'm a tad bit annoyed & disappointed. Cool vehicle overall but I agree with your take. They were the last brand that made "muscle" vehicles. Yes would the Hornet be a tad bit less efficient as you designed it sure, but not by much. Would have maintained that identity. Their unveil of the new Charger (basically Challenger body), absorbing the aftermarket group & turning Challengers into convertibles (hate it), killing 4-door Chargers (design we had gotten use to) & this Hornet is all just weird. None of it screams Dodge imo. I think the requirement of manufacturers creating EVs combined with Dodge not really wanting to use more money in EV development right now gave us this. C- grade overall for me. Not blown away by any means but also indifferent. Probably switch brand loyalty as time continues on to another.

[@TboneDuggins]

"the rear end doesn't share similarities" ???? I believe the shape is exactly the same as the Durango taillights strip and it's got similar shape as the challenger or charger rear light strip.

[@worldofdoom995]

If they offered a v6 with 300hp I would buy it 100%.

[@evanwolmarans7459]

Awsome video thank you could you do a modern makeover of a Dodge Polara 1964 model or something similar would be awsome to see as you can see in my thumnail it was my wedding car😄

[@jesseo355]

If they wanted something sporty and exciting, they should have come out with something that doesn’t look like a Nissan Rogue

[@shaneonews6791]

You should fix the headlights.. to smashed..

[@axe2grind244]

Anyone who buys one of these…..you get what you deserve.

[@Jordan-yp2yt]

A nice car?🤣🤣y'all are so dramatic. People gotta understand there are different demographics that Dodge is trying to cater to. Compact SUVs are popular right now. They're a car company after all, their main goal is to ya know, sell fucking cars lmao.

[@milliog-man1858]

Looks like what the caliber could have been if it wasn't discontinued on a awd platform

[@GeneralDravus00]

Wonder what small widebody flares would look like on yours

[@michaeltabb581]

You have to talk about the new Dodge Daytona SRT EV!!!

[@kpcasey]

Reason why it's an almost complete copy/pasta is CUVs have little margin to play with in a competitive space. Had to be as conservative as possible and re-skinning the whole car for those minor changes means additional costs for new body stampings and mouldings. Not gonna happen. Noe, if you say that Alfa should have done this design from the beginning, I would agree... but reskinning an existing vehicle for different makes, nope. Unrealistic. Also, major reason why this will work in the USA over the Tonale? 140ish Alfa dealers. 2400+ Dodge dealers. I'm ok with the badge engineering. Dodge (well, ChryCo prior) has lots of experience with prior DSMs (Plymouth Laser/EagleTalon/Mitsu Eclypse, along with Dodge Stealth/Mitsu 3000GT, and lastly Dodge Conquest/Mitsu Starion) in making it actually work for them. They know a thing or two because they've seen a thing or two. ;)

[@theblackcelt]

the front grill need the cross that all dodge's have

[@robs_stone_art]

You build a nice Car . 👍🏼

[@jonathandavis9061]

The hornet’s front end gives: Dodge Dart meets Jeep🤷🏾‍♂️

[@skilashi21]

The front end looks ugly. The side and back looks good. They definitely are going to have to redesign the front end.

[@ynse4568]

Can you take a look at Polestar 2?

[@abishekkrishnanthan1928]

This car doesn’t deserve the three lines on front bumper like the track hawks n redeye has, thats for the monster not for shrimps

[@ghost21501]

The whole car rear of the rear view mirrors is a Mazda 3 hatchback.

[@highwaymaintainer]

I like it, but, it’s a Dodge That can be scary

[@andreaantuoni5353]

Alfa Romeo Stelvio/Tonale rebadge?

[@yvesalepin3486]

I like better your front end! I believe that Stellantis didn’t want to change the manufacturing equipment such punch and dies and allowed the American Design team to design only the front end and rear end lights. This sound like an economical decision more than please North American customers. It reminded me when in the same manufacturer made different rear and front end between their own divisions (GM with Buick and Oldsmobile and Pontiac and Chevrolet). The same base and plateform with different front and rear design and interior. At least it was in the same American DNA while now, as you mentioned, it is an European DNA.

[@musicalworldofcam3430]

It slick look like a Durango and a dart mixed

[@harold1901]

What is the mpg on this crossover?

[@Xehanortlw]

Is it the afla romeyo engine in it 🤔

[@billykent8942]

The overall front design is screaming FIAT 👀

[@Jay-bw3fl]

The dart cross no one wanted