Dodge, with its ‘Hellcat’ branding, has turned into the ‘Hypecat,’ overpromising and underdelivering like a high-strung feline in a pet shop window. The owners, who bought these ‘exclusive’ SUVs for over $84,000, must be wondering if they got more catnip than horsepower. Dodge’s CEO, Tim Kuniskis, was as wishy-washy as a cat at a vet’s office, first saying it’s a single-year run, then saying it’s not limited, then promising it would be limited again. Dodge’s legal strategy seems as agile as a cat trying to walk a tightrope, using semantics like a feline uses a litter box – with a certain disregard for hygiene. This lawsuit is a case of the ‘Cat That Ate the Canary,’ where Dodge tried to sell its customers a one-off and now has to eat its own words. It’s not just about the money; it’s about the trust – and trust is a delicate thing, like a cat’s tail, easily swatted away.
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