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What would be fun is to go test drive one, and when the ad pops up, snap a picture and go back and ask the salesman what its about.
Then go, oh.. Well that's a deal breaker and walk out. Get enough people to do that, and not buy a car with pop up ads and it'll go away.
The market is already doing that for you - year over year sales for Dodge down 29% in 2024.
If the early fan reaction to the electric Scatpack are any indication, people won't be lining up to buy it, so expect more of the same.
Dodge has been on my shit list since like 2000 so good riddance..