The next SRT Engineering chat session is scheduled for Wednesday, October 15th. The session will run from from 6pm to 8pm EST and will be at the Dodge Charger Forum. The topic of discussion will center around the 300 and the Charger, but as usual all SRT related questions on current products are welcome. Please do not ask questions about the Dodge Hornet Concept.
A thread has already been created and will be unlocked a few hours prior to the chat session at which time you will be able to start posting your questions.
It is a common pastime for us to sit around and talk about what should have been done on this vehicle or that vehicle to make it the ultimate car. Gearheads are united in the fact that we can never fully agree on what constitutes a perfect performance machine. Now is your chance to let your voice be heard however and have a true hand in the future development of the next SRT vehicle.
We have been contacted by the SRT Engineering Team to help spread the word and get as much feedback as possible from the communities that buy these things! Please take a moment out of your day and head over to the following URL and participate in the very quick survey. Your feedback helps out a ton in allowing SRT to decide the most efficient use of their engineering resources... and the more efficient they can do that, the more efficient our potential purchase will ultimately end up. Everyone wins.
Edit: Link Removed -- Thanks everyone who participated, they got plenty of feedback and no longer need the survey filled out!
After completing the survey, please chime in here and let us know your thoughts and let us know you completed the survey. I'd like to see us really take advantage of this opportunity and the more the merrier!
The next SRT Engineering chat session is scheduled for Wednesday, August 13th. The session will run from from 6pm to 8pm EST and will be at the CaliberForums.com. The topic of discussion will center around the Dodge Caliber, but as usual all SRT related questions on current products are welcome. Please do not ask questions about the Dodge Hornet Concept.
A thread has already been created and will be unlocked a few hours prior to the chat session at which time you will be able to start posting your questions.
The next SRT Engineering chat session is scheduled for Wednesday, July 23rd. The session will run from from 6pm to 8pm EST and will be at the Cherokee SRT8 Forum. The topic of discussion will center around the Cherokee SRT8, but as usual all SRT related questions on current products are welcome. Please do not ask questions about the Dodge Hornet Concept.
A thread has already been created and will be unlocked a few hours prior to the chat session at which time you will be able to start posting your questions.
There has been much speculation over the past year about the status of the Dodge Hornet, however, one thing is clear: Now is the time. As gas prices rise and the trend seems to move towards smaller vehicles the need only becomes greater. The Dodge Hornet is an aggressive looking concept car that is rumored to powered by a Nissan sourced 4 cylinder engine. As SRT fans, we can only hope that after the first year of production that Dodge will consider releasing a turbocharged version as the Dodge Hornet SRT4.
We think production is likely, and we'd like to be able to create some discussions about the vehicle and have created the Dodge Hornet Forum for just this purpose. As we all know, Dodge pays close attention to their customer base and to what happens on the forums... so let your voice be heard, express your opinions on the vehicle and help shape its' future.
Be sure to stop and visit the site, register and claim your low member # so you can brag about it once the car actually hits the streets. You'll be able to claim your OG status
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