How about a small coupe from Dodge with the Hornet front end? Enjoy.

I am aware Dodge has their Hornet GT GLH concept, but I wanted to make my own version with some parts from the Durango SRT. I added new fenders, new side skirt, new lower lip and made some small minor changes to the front bumper like bigger vents. The hood now features a central vent. Finally I added a small spoiler in the back. I was planning on adding a new bumper whatever I used looked wrong. Enjoy.

Thanks to Jim Fets for letting me use their photo for this render, check out their work here.

Dodge unveiled the new Hornet and I am sure most car fans can see the resemblance to the Alfa Romeo Tonale. The blatant rebadge reeks of 80/90s General Motor rebadges and is a lazy product from Dodge. Sure it has a new hood and new light graphics, but the base Tonale lights (in Europe) are identical to the ones in the Hornet. 

Anyways, the day after the Hornet reveal, Dodge unveiled the Charger Daytona SRT Concept and I really liked what I saw. Yes it might be a bit top heavy design wise due to the thicker roof design, but overall I really like it. So of course the first thing that came to my mind, why not use the concept front on the Hornet. Well that was easier said than done since donors were few and far between. Thankfully I found what I needed and decided to stick the front onto the Hornet. While I think it turned out pretty good, I don't expect Dodge to use such a front on the Hornet, would be nice and make the car more unique but looks like money talks at Stellantis.

On a side note and for anyone from Instagram, here is a comparison of the C pillar design, which is different to the Tonale.

If there can be a Range Rover sport, why not a durango sport? Someone I follow made a coupe version of the durango but used a sloping roofline like a GLE/GLC, but I don't think that works well on a SUV like the durango. My idea was a more gradual sloping roof like the range rover sport.