Stellantis has let their Dodge division with Italian Assembly in Naples, Italy really engineered a nice rebadge indeed to a modified Hornet from the Tonale!
Absolutely! Can’t wait for these to hit the road so we can do a test drive, I think this is going to be a serious contender for those looking for a compact crossover that is a bit more fun than the normal crv and rav 4 (no shade on those cars they are wonderful in their own right!) thanks for watching and have a great week :) -Jake
@@GasGuzzlers I think the biggest thing that people are going to be interested in is the infotainment system. Mopar was the first to really have the best infotainment system; The Uconnect, stating back in 2015. Since then other manufacturers have upgraded to compete with the Uconnect system. The big question is; What is the New infotainment system going to be like in Mopar or Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep? All ready from your video I can see it's not in the dashboard like that Uconnect system of the past. One thing I loved about the Mopar infotainment system was it was built in the dashboard. Everyone else had their system coming out of the dashboard and looked Tacky! I see that the new trend that Mopar is doing is what everyone else is doing, sad. If you ever get the chance you should do a video on the infotainment systems in newer cars and what to expect. Which car company has the best infotainment system. You can grade it by looks, options, and how user-friendly it is. Have a great week yourself.
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This GT has the track pack, so the wheels are 20” and it has the Brembo brakes. No need to go R/T for that.
Gt plus with track pack would be what I would buy. Hell no on the hybrid
ihaveatransam79 good catch thanks! We must have mixed up our monroney, I’l pin this so people can see! Have a great week :) -Jake
@@GasGuzzlers no prob!
Stellantis has let their Dodge division with Italian Assembly in Naples, Italy really engineered a nice rebadge indeed to a modified Hornet from the Tonale!
I like it. Should be fun to drive too being Alfa based.
Absolutely! Can’t wait for these to hit the road so we can do a test drive, I think this is going to be a serious contender for those looking for a compact crossover that is a bit more fun than the normal crv and rav 4 (no shade on those cars they are wonderful in their own right!) thanks for watching and have a great week :) -Jake
Review? You say it is actually really good but you didn't review. Click Bait.
Still get the old key fob where the new Jeeps have the really nice & brand new designed fobs
Do they have a Redeye version yet?
707 horsepower Hornet? 😍😍😍
Looks very similar to a Jeep Compass! Dodge and Jeep just had a baby!
Indeed! Except this baby is the good looker of the family! Thanks for watching, have a great week! -Jake
@@GasGuzzlers
I think the biggest thing that people are going to be interested in is the infotainment system. Mopar was the first to really have the best infotainment system; The Uconnect, stating back in 2015. Since then other manufacturers have upgraded to compete with the Uconnect system.
The big question is; What is the New infotainment system going to be like in Mopar or Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep? All ready from your video I can see it's not in the dashboard like that Uconnect system of the past. One thing I loved about the Mopar infotainment system was it was built in the dashboard. Everyone else had their system coming out of the dashboard and looked Tacky! I see that the new trend that Mopar is doing is what everyone else is doing, sad.
If you ever get the chance you should do a video on the infotainment systems in newer cars and what to expect. Which car company has the best infotainment system. You can grade it by looks, options, and how user-friendly it is.
Have a great week yourself.
It’s platform mates are the Compass & Tonale
Please pronounce ing