2025 Dodge Hornet Consumer Reviews
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Don't get stung by a hornet cause it's gonna hurt
I love how quick the hornet is..I'm a woman driver and everything a guy tries to act smart and pass me I let him know how quick I can leave him in the distant background..Love the full black interior and the roominess is awesome..And the power is superb
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I’m still driving it as a loaner and it’s lot of pros fast, smooth ride, love the sunroof. Sleek not your typical small SUV. Very nice. I doubt I’ll buy bc it’s a Dodge some cons small trunk, charging pad sits weird, the middle back seat headrest is distracting. The car is sensitive the constant alerts are very distracting, touch screen isn’t user friendly.
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- GT 4dr SUVMSRP: $34,83051 mi away
- GT 4dr SUVMSRP: $32,43551 mi away
- GT 4dr SUVMSRP: $32,83551 mi away
Hornet GT Plus is an under rated vehicle.
Purchased a Hornet GT Plus AWD after looking at other brands like Honda, Toyota, Ford, Nissan, Infinity, VW, Volvo, Cadillac, Genesis, Audi, and a few others. Many of these brands are high priced and are selling with NO discounts or are inferior in many ways. Also, dealership staff at many are arrogant and rude. The Hornet is actually an Alfa Romeo and is made in the same factory. This is what gives it an upscale interior, superior performance and soul. The Hornet handles better, has VERY comfortable seats, has more horsepower and torque, and has loads of options included with the GT and GT plus packages that are expensive options on other vehicles. The ONLY drawback I can find is smaller cargo area. Did not like the R/T. Too heavy and not into current battery technology. Because these are selling slow, I was able to secure a $10,000 discount on a 2024. A steal at this price. After living with it for a while I would highly recommend people to look at this SUV if they are considering one. It is fun to drive and has many pluses other brands DO NOT have.
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Very underrated vehicle!
After getting an amazing lease deal on an Alfa Romeo Tonale and loving the suv so much, 10 days later I got a Hornet RT with the black top package and track package. It's very sporty. The steering feel is perfect. I prefer the suede seats vs my Tonale leather seats. My wife prefers the leather. So to each their own. I think the Hornet's Suede drivers seat sits a bit lower, which is great for me being 6'1 and liking to sit low. The suede seats don't get a/c seats. That's the tradeoff. I have three child seats in back. Two forward facing and one booster. It all fits fine and the kids 8,5,2 1/2 are all good. 38" of rear legroom is 1/4" less than the Jeep PHEV lease that I am returning this week. The trunk space on the PHEV Hornet version is a little small, but it has an under compartment that is a good size. All in all for you should grab one while 2024 last. They are sitting on the lots and have crazy good $200-300 sign and drive leases based on the incentives you qualify for. Same for the Tonale but a touch higher msrp. They are both awesome! If I had one complaint, I wish you can get the Tech package with the Track Package, but it's one or the other. The tech package comes with 18" wheels and I think the 20's are much cooler with the red brake calipers. My Tonale has 20" rims and all the tech, but it's 4k higher msrp. I agree with Edmunds that the 20’s are louder on the highway, but it’s tolerable and looks better than 18’s I think
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