Dodge hints at a sub-$30,000 sports car

Report: Dodge CEO Considering Sub-$30,000 Sports Car
The cheapest model in Dodge’s three-car range is the $33,180 Hornet crossover. While that’s well below the average price of a new car, which hovers in the vicinity of $50,000, Dodge CEO Matt McAlear believes there’s room in the portfolio for an even cheaper entry-level model with a big emphasis on fun.
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Dodge CEO Open To An Affordable Halo Sports Car
With the death of the Chevrolet Camaro and the reimagining of the Dodge Challenger into the pricey Charger Daytona, affordable sports cars are becoming a rarity. However, the Mazda MX-5 Miata, Ford Mustang, Subaru BRZ, and Toyota GR86 all start in the low $30,000 range.
Dodge CEO Suggests There Could Be a Place for a Sub-$30,000 Sports Car
Speaking about whether or not there's a place in the lineup for another halo car like the Viper, McAlear agreed that there was room for a new Dodge halo sports car — and then went further than he needed to. "I think there’s a market for two things. There’s a market for an entry-level halo and a top-of-the-line halo,” he said.
Dodge hints at a sub-$30,000 sports car: Could it happen?
I think there’s some kind of entry-level, back to that sub-$30,000 mark,” he said. “I think there’s a market for people who just want to have that weekend car again, wh
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