67charger383
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“The real brotherhood of Muscle”
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Hornet? More like Housefly.
Yet another rebadged Fiat!
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Looks like "Muscle" is not what it used to be. 
- GT: $31,590
- GT Plus: $36,490
- R/T: $41,590
- R/T Plus: $46,490
2023 Dodge Hornet prices range from $31,590 to $46,590
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It’s about as muscular as this
(sorry I had to use him to avoid politics)
(sorry I had to use him to avoid politics)
Re-badged Alfa Romeo, not a Dodge, not muscle, not in my driveway.
Nope, not happening here
Nope, not happening here
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Nothing says muscle like yet another jelly bean shaped commuter car.
The "brotherhood of muscle" :
Canceled the Viper
Could have used the Alpha Romeo Giulia for the next gen Charger 5 years ago as planned, but decided they would skip it and focus on EV
Discontinued V8's
Is focused on EV and gov't subsidies for profit
Slain by their own hand, the "brotherhood of muscle" will cry for mercy and more bail outs after the next cash for clunkers fails to save them. Tax payers will buy these EVs through that program even if we don't buy them, and the manufacturers know it.
The "brotherhood of muscle" :
Canceled the Viper
Could have used the Alpha Romeo Giulia for the next gen Charger 5 years ago as planned, but decided they would skip it and focus on EV
Discontinued V8's
Is focused on EV and gov't subsidies for profit
Slain by their own hand, the "brotherhood of muscle" will cry for mercy and more bail outs after the next cash for clunkers fails to save them. Tax payers will buy these EVs through that program even if we don't buy them, and the manufacturers know it.
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Allpar.com has been talking about the release of the Hornet for years. When I saw the commercial for it the other day, I laughed. What a joke!!
It'll be as much of a hit as the Fiat 500. 
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No, Dodge....you don't get to redefine what the word means in this context.
Simply because you've managed to kill off the only cars you had left that could
fit the true definition of "muscle" doesn't mean you can just change the narrative to suit.
Words mean things...
Simply because you've managed to kill off the only cars you had left that could
fit the true definition of "muscle" doesn't mean you can just change the narrative to suit.
Words mean things...
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Dave is quite the rabid leftist and with time, he's become more and more the agenda-pusher from that side
of things - stubbornly so.
Such a shame.
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The TV commercial is the best part
no so much the car, that's sad
does Dodge (freaken' French, surrender monkeys)
even know who their demographic, even is, still ?
I don't think they do or even care
for that matter...
no so much the car, that's sad
does Dodge (freaken' French, surrender monkeys)
even know who their demographic, even is, still ?
I don't think they do or even care
for that matter...Similar threads
