The percentage of people our age that are looking for a car that can snap off our old necks at a stop sign is low and disappearing. All this talk coming from old guys with few new cars left in us means little to a company that looks 10 years out. They can't even do that with all this back and forth from our government, that alone can break a company. They need new blood to show up at the dealers. I've owned a few cars in my time that others walked by because of cost, I had a need for speed. There was also a time I refused to look at a digital dash, now they're easier and faster to read for me and kids love electronics. Things are changing and if these young people fall out of love with cars, there could be a smaller market for our cars for those that are counting on it. As far as them affording it, there's a fool born every minute. I met a kid driving this hellcat Dodge truck that cost over a 100,000 dollars. He lived at home with his mommy and daddy..................... I pray he doesn't run for president.They are aiming at a younger demographic than most of us, but can that younger demographic afford to purchase or lease one; and will they be interested in all that stuff on the dashboard? Is that the appeal for the younger demographic? Lots of electronic gadgets and exterior cameras. Longterm reliability is going to stink.
I do wish Dodge good luck though.