QOTD: What Stellantis Models Will -- Or Should -- Get the SRT Treatment?
SRT is back. So, which Stellantis models will soon be sporting an SRT trim? Which ones should?
If you're asking me, I would be that Dodge Charger and Dodge Hornet will get the treatment. The Dodge Durango is around for 2026, at least, so it seems likely that one will be available with the SRT treatment.
I'd also bet on the Jeep Grand Cherokee and the Ram 1500 being available with SRT trims, and perhaps any smaller truck Ram launches in the near term to compete with the Ford Maverick.
And yeah, if Chrysler launches a sedan to replace the 300, you can bet there will be an SRT model.
That said, I don't expect craziness. There won't be a Pacifica SRT.
Your turn. What do you think?
Sound off below.
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Bring back the Challenger.
SRT has nothing on Holden HSV mates. Come down to Australia if you want real V8 performance. I'll take ya to the outback and get ya drunk.