Our photographers spotted this Dodge Hornet prototype being tested in Metro Detroit.
In these new photos we can see typical Dodge design language worked into the front end, specifically from the Durango. Those are the "mail slot" air intake, wider lower grille and faux air vents on the side of it.
The rest of the design can be seen a bit through the camouflage wrap. In some photos the belt line and curvature of the entire side profile can be seen, both of which is very similar to the Tonale it's based off of.
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In these new photos we can see typical Dodge design language worked into the front end, specifically from the Durango. Those are the "mail slot" air intake, wider lower grille and faux air vents on the side of it.
The rest of the design can be seen a bit through the camouflage wrap. In some photos the belt line and curvature of the entire side profile can be seen, both of which is very similar to the Tonale it's based off of.
