Coming Soon! New Dodge SRT Models, a Jeep Wrangler Scrambler, and Two Sub-$30,000 Chrysler SUVs

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KingMario05@reddit

Finally, investment in North America. Nice to see the new Charger sticking around - presumably, SRT will bring back the V8. Looking forward to the GLH and mid-size sedan as well.

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It looks like they're positioning Chrysler to be their Buick equivalent. Which means the appearance of luxury but the pricing of budget. Honestly its a strong strategy in reality. But it also means I doubt you'll see them releasing a 300 based on an expensive platform.

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KyledKat@reddit

Unfortunately, nothing can save the EV Charger at this point. It was a half-baked product rushed to market, and Stellantis is disinterested in fixing any of the myriad of issues. One year later, bricked cars and drivetrain issues still seem to be the norm.

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UmaThurmish@reddit

they should really bring back the challenger. it looks so much better than the charger, it would be a hit with the hurricane.

this charger looks better than the old charger I don't doubt that, but it looks a lot worse than the old challenger.

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tonytwocans@reddit

You know CAFE is dead right?

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KingMario05@reddit

That'll be the new midsize sedan, lol.

Not even mad. Makes sense.

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UmaThurmish@reddit

I don't think the 4 + 2 door charger combined are gonna sell as much as the old challenger, that car was pretty popular. I still see a lot of them.

the charger was pretty long in the tooth and I was not seeing them that much since like late 2010s, but the challenger was still very popular because it has a timeless design.

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_galaga_@reddit

Pretty extensive build out of the whole portfolio. The SRT Jeep Scrambler sounds interesting. Also noticed the “Ramcharger” name is being used for the big SUV instead of the series hybrid 1500 trim. The SRT Dakota could be fun, too, wonder if it’ll be a midsize V8 to differentiate. The additions sound good overall but their execution needs to step it up.

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