Looks like an xb successor to me...

http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do...cleId=109457#2

 

i'll stick to scion, and the reliability that comes with it.

 

nah the hornet was debuted back in 05

 

Who knows if it will ever really get released...Chrysler cant sell themselves right now, let alone a new model. I don't believe we'll see them coming out with anything other than what sells already. At least for now.

 

yea, since they own hyundai and hyundai is building most of their cars now, dodge sucks

 

all the american brands need to totally revamp their lineup with all new vehicles that DO NOT look similar. i can tell the difference between and american car and a japanese car. japan cars constantly change, american cars usually stay the same and all the brands look alike, with very little to differentiate between them except their badging. i absolutely have no taste for american cars, if you've seen one, you've seen em all.

 

dodge is doing pretty well, better then ford and gm. most of the new dodge chassis and engines are worked are engineered by mercedes benz.
the hornet doesnt look that bad at all.

 

Looks kinda like the new bB........

 

no its a smaller version of the caliber, and dodge looks nothing like gm or that pile of turds that tries to pass itself off as a car company

 

I gotta say I like the looks - a lot. I don't guess it's terribly fuel efficient, though. Anybody know?

 

ok now imagine that bein the next srt4 man that would be one sweet ride it has aggressive written all over it lol

 

lol... Chrysler doesn't own Hyundai or Mitsubishi anymore and they both are doing a better without Chrysler. Mercedes is actually considering to sell Chrysler right now cause Chrysler, Jeep, and Dogde are doing bad.

With all this mess going on with that company the Hornet might not even come out. Oh yeah... forgot to mention. If it does come out its supposedly going to be made in China in collaboration with a Chinese car company called Chery.

 

Yep, still just a concept.

 

the caliber was built by hyundai and mitsu, if mercedes sells chrysler without taking lamborguini from them, that would be a mistake, I heard rumors of chrysler/benz merging with gm, because dodge is whats keeping chrysler alive, and dodge is #3 in the nation behind GM and Toyota, ford is number 5 or 6

 

that is old news and its marketed for the european market anyways so we'll never see it here...

 

I'd love to see the hornet, I think that at one point there were talking about making it the new srt 4 because its half the weight and size of the caliber

 

Lamborghini was sold by Chrysler over a decade ago. They're part of VW/Audi now.

 

...and Daimler benz has been trying to dump the failing Chrysler for some time now. Last week VW officially announced that it had no interest in buying the rapidly disintegrating company.
People think Ford is about to shut down also, but they aren't. It serves Ford's interest to be reeling in huge losses. These losses justify the termination of almost all of it's US workforce- and the extremity of it's losses are due to its construction funding in other parts of the world. Ford is making a transitional shift- whereas by 2009, all parts manufacturing will be done in New Delhi, India and all Assembly in China. By 2010 ford expects to be on top- With new cars manufactured to the bare minimum of cost...and shipped in to a market of unemployed americans who cant afford to buy.
Chrysler, if not saved by an outside company, is finished.

 

The Caliber was not built by Hyundai and Mitsubishi, all 3 of the companies collaborated on the gema engine(1.8,2.0, and 2.4 liter 4cylinders) and they colaborated with Mitsubishi on the platform which is just basic frame the car rides on. Mitsu or Hyundai didn't design or engineer anything else on the Caliber.

And Dodge is just a brand not really a car company(kinda hard to explain). Its under DCX (Mercedes and Chrysler) which is 4th right behind Ford Motor Company.

 

and the new SRT4 is a Caliber thats been known for awhile.. http://www.drivesrt.com/en/dodge/caliber/index.html