Hornet
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I have a Jeep Compass now and it sounds quite similar in size. About 5 inches longer (I'm assuming it has a longer front end) and two inches wider. I believe it's also about 2 inches shorter, due to a slightly lower ground clearance.
Did a Renegade comparison earlier. Sorry for the rough post, it was just an quick compare on paper. I think it's close to the Renegade but 2"lower and a bit wider. Funny as the Renegade is already on a wide platform. I can usually see the roof of my Renegade over all others in a parking lot .
My Hornet PHEV / Renegade paper comparison review.
My Hornet PHEV / Renegade paper comparison review.
This is what I've found online. Saw it today at a car show (should I have brought my measuring tape with me) but seems correct. Edmunds also is reporting the same numbers. 2023 Dodge Hornet Prices, Reviews, and Pictures | Edmunds
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If you want to compare car size, this is a very helpful site: https://www.carsized.com/en/
It's a European site but it includes U.S. models. However, some of the U.S. models are known by their European names (the Ford Escape is a Ford Kuga). But it's easy to navigate and has a wealth of info. Final "but": The Hornet is not on the site, but the Tonale is, so you can use that it to compare sizes.
It's a European site but it includes U.S. models. However, some of the U.S. models are known by their European names (the Ford Escape is a Ford Kuga). But it's easy to navigate and has a wealth of info. Final "but": The Hornet is not on the site, but the Tonale is, so you can use that it to compare sizes.
Great info. These are the numbers I should look at before pining for year only to see really what size the car is. Interesting how the Hornet is longer, wider, heavier, more rear capacity and worse fuel economy than a Trailblazer. If the R/T fixes the fuel economy, I'm in. I drive about 25k miles/yr.
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