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