The new Dodge Dart

Does anyone else see a strong resemblance to the Evo X in that last pic Flexin posted? In fact, I think the stance is similar to the Evo X too. Anyone got any info on 0-60 times on this? 1/4 mile times would be even better.

@Jamie, Nice. I love the Charger. One of my favourite new American cars. Please tell me you're getting the SRT version? It'd be a shame to not get that beastly 6.4 Hemi.

 

Oh hell yeah. Hemi all the way baby! Well heres the thing, I'd need a miracle to buy the SRT8 - its $48,000 out of my price range lol. Looks like the cheapest vehicle I'd get from Dodge with a Hemi is the Dodge Challenger R/T - I guess I'd have to settle for a 5.7 V8 Hemi for on $36,945 - some day! That is my goal, just to have myself a beautiful Charger...and if I really have to lower my standards just a little, I'll settle for the Challenger.

The Mitsubishi Lancer and the Dodge Dart look similar. I wonder why the passenger side seat says Bride????

 

This is a "spacious" looking hatchback as compared to other hatchback cars. I like how it looks, not too "girly looking" either.

 

I would agree with Jamie its a pretty nice car and I would love to take it for a spin but I think the charger is still better!

 

I think Dodge is finally bringing something new to the market. It's a sleek four door sedan. I bet it gets great gas mileage and is a good family car. I wonder what the power is under the hood.

 

Hmm, if you become friends with the pizza guy or any one who has that vehicle then you can eventually test drive it. I also think it's a good buy if it has a trunk, the more space the better. Those hatchback cars look really cute, but I don't think it can accommodate a lot of shopping bags.

 

The new dodge dart is pretty sweet. I had an old Dart when I was in high school. If I remember it was a 72 and had the straight 6. The new Darts really aren't like the mustangs or camaros that are retro style. This is basically just a name put on a compact car. Still I might get one.

 

I'd never buy a Dodge. Their cars are known for falling apart and always breaking down. I don't see them ever recovering from that, not even with billions of dollars of taxpayer bailouts.

 

I have had a Dodge for over five years and it hasn't given me any trouble. It's approach the 100,000 mile mark and still runs strong. I've never had a single issue that cost me extra money (other than regular oil changes, etc.).

 

I didn't mean to say that all Dodges are terrible, but all the ones my family owned, and all those of friends, seemed to always have problems. Not all of them, a friend's SRT-4 was fast and reliable.

 

I sure hope so. I'm willing to give any automaker a chance to improve their product. Ford did it too, they're a lot better now than they were 10 years ago.

 

No worries Superorb. I have known a few Dodge brands that do have trouble. I own a SRT-4 along with a regular Neon and the Jeep(for better fuel mileage, weird I know) and they both have been top notch.