Dodge C Segment Car

[ehaase]

http://www.roadandtrack.com/future-cars/spy-photos/caught-testing-2013-dodge-hornet-hatchback

[Drew Dowdell]

link doesn't work for me?

[§carlet §wordfish]

It's looking pretty good. The Giulietta's curves will complement the Charger well, but hopefully the odd headlights will be replaced with something more Dodge.

[FAPTurbo]

Looks like it'll be a nice looking little car! Shame it doesn't share the design of the concept Hornet from a couple years ago:

[Cory Wolfe]

If it takes getting a Dodge to get an Alfa... I'll be cool with that.

[pow]

Looks like a mule using the Giulietta's body for the sake of convenience... those wheels and tires look tiny in relation to that body. A rebadged 159 as a Sebring and a Giulietta as a Neon would have been sweeeeeeeet...

[Maxy]

I was actually waiting for the Dodge version of this car, keep look "aggressive standard / American that is great for Dodge. And for the Chrysler version, which could share more with his brothers sheet Fiat euros.

[MyerShift]

I think that boxy Hornet concept from the Daimler days is ugly as all get out.

[the_yellow_dart]

1. American "Midsize" = European "D-Segment". Something doesn't line up between the article and your thread title.

2. I think the Hornet concept turned into the Nitro.

[cire]

Looks like it's definitely going to be a sedan:

Link: http://blogs.insideline.com/straightline/2011/10/spy-photos-dodge-hornet-sedan-goes-back-under-cover.html, Source: Edmunds Inside Line.

Actually the overall shape looks good and some of the detailing is awesome (taillights and dual exhaust tips).

There was also a recent shot of the uncovered front end:

Link: http://www.leftlanenews.com/dodge-hornet.html, Source: Leftlane News.

Personally, I can't wait to see this car. It looks rather promising so far.

[ocnblu]

Wow cire, even under the camo, it's a much better looking vehicle than the Caliber. Looks like Chrysler is back in the small car game in a big way!

[Blake Noble]

It's not that bad at all. There's a very, very faint echo of the last-gen Neon SRT-4 in there somewhere.