Dodge CEO Reveals 3 New Cars For 2024 & SHOCKS The Entire Car Industry!
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- Опубликовано: 30 ноя 2023
- In this video, we take a detailed look at Dodge CEO Timothy Kuniskis' remarkable announcements. Prepare to uncover the future of American muscle as we investigate the revised Dodge Challenger, the long-awaited return of the Dodge Viper, and the redesigned Dodge Charger.
American muscle vehicles have long been a sign of power and performance, and Dodge has long been a leader in this area. With competitive rivals such as Ford's Mustang and Chevrolet's Camaro always pushing the envelope, Dodge Challenger designer Timothy Kuniskis has presented a redesigned Dodge Challenger that promises to not only stay up but also set a new standard in the muscle car market. We'll look at the design revisions, powertrain options, and how it compares to competitors.
The rebirth of the Dodge Viper represents a watershed moment in the automotive world. We'll talk about how this American supercar expects to compete with Ferrari, Lamborghini, and McLaren, as well as how it intends to keep its raw, untamed attitude while embracing modern engineering and technology. It's a supercar clash of epic proportions, and the Viper is back in the race.
But that's not all; the Dodge Charger is also getting a major upgrade. With four doors, it retains its utility while also delivering additional power and flair. We'll look at the design changes, performance upgrades, and how it compares to competitors in the four-door performance sedan sector like the Ford Mustang GT and the Chevrolet SS.
The future of American muscle cars is at a crossroads in this era of electrified automobiles and tight pollution restrictions. We'll talk about how Dodge wants to adapt by offering hybrid and electric vehicles, competing with brands like Tesla, and making a statement in the ever-changing automotive landscape.
While we explore Dodge's new advances, we'll also discuss the strategies of other automakers such as Ford, General Motors, BMW, Mercedes-AMG, and Audi Sport, who are all competing for a piece of the high-performance car market. It's a fast-paced and competitive environment, and we'll look at how Dodge intends to stand out and redefine the American muscle car experience.
Join us on this thrilling voyage into the world of American muscle cars, as we investigate its past, present, and future. Make sure to subscribe and turn on the notification bell so you never miss an update from our channel. 
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Click-bait!
Very true such BS😢
Please please bring back the Viper! Just no EV version.
None of those models are coming out in 2024. The Challenger and Charger are discontinued for 2024
I would like to believe what I just saw , but I somehow doubt it ..
Hope they can produce ICE vehicles without the insane markups to cover losses on EV's.
Losses on EVs will be massive.
Bring the viper truck back
I want my 9:11 mins back!
What excitement.... That new charger looks gross, i would ride a bike instead of buying that 🤢
The Charger would look better as a Two door
No Hemi, no sale.@@Ariovistus1
The 2024 all new looks like the old school 1969 the only difference is the all electricity
I'm throwing a bullshit flag
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I love the viper hopefully this video isn't just lies
Why can't camaro do the same shit but no, they have to discontinue one of the icons of muscle cars
Hey dodge.... when you design the new viper, DO NOT GO EV!!!
What are your sources? Would be nice to know.
I WANT A HELL VIPER DAMN IT !!!!! GET ON IT !!!!!
I seen a statement calling them American, these are not American as stellanis shipped all manufacturing out of the country , American nameplate not American car , they can keep it and the camaro too . Maybe a new dark knight mustang for my next sportscar .
Would love to see the viper back on the road and hybrid options would be great as its closer to muscle car than electric.
I support all three of them America first
I can only hope yall remember Direct Connect-Mopar !!
What I just heard and saw did nothing but keep the pricetag of these cars at or above the price that 90+% of people could actually afford one
i want the viper so bad
Mid engine Viper?
I didn’t realize the mustang was in the four door market. lol
Question if this will come to fruition?
That new charger looks like a challenger
And that's not a bad thing , as long as it's a 2 door !!
Why is it that every video I've seen on races between the Challenger and anything else has Dodge losing just about very race . T he Charger isn't a Charger so Dodge lost it long ago. I love the old Mopars but to me today they aren't relevant. Another Viper? I highly doubt it.
the EV in my opinion is not that great since they have to use Strip Mines to get the material needed to make the Batteries and the fact if a EV catches on fire it produces Toxic fumes and that is not good for the environment at all Strip mines alone tear up areas Wild life calls home so not think I will stick with the Gas Burners for awhile longer
"Distinctive front grill. That's the first past thing that needs to be removed from present designs. EVs have no need of a grill. Time to come up with a new mark of distinction.
Shocked? Lol... Shocked that the future is fucking screwed
Wasn't the Chevrolet SS canceled like 10 years ago?
Auto mechanics have more work 👍🏼
The Challenger and Viper are fine, but the last car that was worthy of the Charger nameplate was built in 1074. They should have revived the Coronet nameplate for these four doored Dodges.
Viper??? Can't track a EV, they won't allow it. Look what happened to the E Ray!!!
They aren't bringing the Viper back lol, good thing I have 2
Wrong!
If they made a hydrogen powered car I would definitely take another look at it. I do have a challenger. It's a 2014 RT has 6 speed manual 56k miles. 🤠 Out with the battery's On with the hydrogen. This will be the way of tomorrow.. 🤠🦊
It's Nine Eleven not nine hundred eleven. It always has been Nine Eleven.
@gjb49 - It also is correctly pronounced Por-sha, not Porsh. Common errors in computer generated voice tracks!
So they lied to the people in 24 on the last call models !!!! And mark them up !!! What a great. Company !!!!!! Not !!!!!! If this is true at all !!!????
HO HUM!!!!!!!! I don't see any excitement here.
Screw Dodge they almost got the challenger right ,,,, But Dodge is so stupid that they can’t put the 1969 dodge charger look in a 2024 I will never buy a Dodge again
Why does he keep mentioning the Dodge guy's name? Now it just seems like propaganda.
None of this stuff is true. Chevy SS? That super sedan has been gone for a LONG TIME!
Mostly useless conjecture in this video, especially about the Viper.
Dodge had trouble giving away the last of the Vipers, why on earth would they consider resurrecting such an unwanted loser of a car????
Get a 1959 Dodge custom royal its better made and cheaper
Nine minutes of nothing.
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Curse of the clik-bait strikes again.
Clickbait
No Vipers, no Challengers. Lies and more lies in the VLOG.
There are no more "Dodge" designers. And yep clickbait junk!
This is entirely fake. This person either just lied or lives in an cave and did no research
Buncha bull dodge kant sell what they have now
Not as iconic as a g t o
You did nothing but talk
Mr. Tim ....electric on the awesome muscle cars V-8, which everybody LOVES.... 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮 would be losing a lot of money which will leave every one to keep these cars and you can junk the electric crap rc vehicles
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At the risk of getting political. Am I the only person who suspects that a change in 2024 to an administration in Washington that goes all in on the North American energy advantage might also up-end EV tax credits and suggest that common sense prevails. EVs might well be the future, part of the future or maybe they make no sense at all......but this should be determined in the market place alone. I wonder if all the back and forth out of Dodge concerning an EV future and no more Hemi Engines isn't a result of being unsure which way things will go here at the end 2024. A continuation of the status quo likely means the Hemi engines are indeed DEAD. Too expensive to keep paying for failure to meet MPG and Emissions rules as they stand right now. They'd have to go because Dodge can't really expect to compete with the cost of compliance rules and the penalty associated with failure. On the other side is CHANGE in Washington. A return to common sense might embrace the fossil fuel advantage N America has going for it. A lot of the rules that penalize building Hemi powered cars and the tax credit incentives that push EVs before their true cost to buy is on target may go away. In this uncertain political environment I can easily imagine Dodge is not yet completely sure which way to go and they are hedging bets on the next line up of cars until they can actually see with certainty what the next 4 years will look like politically. Oh, and honestly......if you want to see the HEMI survive.....or at least see it have a chance to survive......I think you know already where your vote needs to go and where it really can't go.
They ruined the muscle cars and made them tree huger cars
Stop making V6 or 4 cylinders. Big Block V8 only. V10’s sound weak.
That isn't going to happen as long as they can get the equivalent power out of a V6! Example: The Ford 3.5L twin turbo V6 found in the 3rd. gen. GT ate big blocks for lunch with far less weight and better mileage.
Worthless clickbait. Shame on you.
this is why we need the damn dislike button, but since joe biden was getting rocked with the ratings, big daddy youtube removed it.
Electric vehicles are no longer viable
Bs click bait……. Copycat
Dodge makes junk cars. Fhe Japanese make the best cars.
Wow, this was a worthless and pointless video.
If that's the case then how come they've been missing all the auto shows including the biggest auto show of all SEMA is the company that owns Dodge killing off Dodge there's some big RUclips Dodge guys talking about this