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Spotlight: Get the best of gas and electric with this week's featured car

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        When you think of Dodge, you think of powerful machines. But when shopping for hybrids, power isn’t priority number one. Dodge has combined its sporty and rugged appearance with the efficiency of a plug-in hybrid with the newest featured vehicle from Milburn’s Sales &amp; Service.

It’s the 2024 Dodge Hornet Hybrid R/T Plus model, and it’s waiting for you to take a test drive. But before you take it for a spin, learn a little more about what makes the Hornet Hybrid such an exciting choice for everyday drives and long road trips.



Dodge’s first foray into the PHEV market

Many people are discovering plug-in hybrids for the first time, and the Hornet hybrid is Dodge’s first venture into the hybrid realm. If you need to run around town, this vehicle has an all-electric range of 48 kilometres, which is ample range to run lots of errands.

When combined with the turbocharged engine, that range supercharges up to 573 kilometres. Not only do you get the energy efficiency of the electric motors, but you also get the supreme range that comes with a gas-powered engine.



Three different driving modes

Depending on where you’re travelling, there are three different driving modes at your fingertips on the steering wheel of the Dodge Hornet Hybrid. In hybrid mode, you get the performance from the electric motor and the turbocharged engine to go anywhere and do anything.

On the other end of the spectrum, switch over to electric mode and cruise up to 48 kilometres on the electric motor with virtually zero emissions. In Esave mode, you can harness the gas engine while saving battery charge for later.



Added special features

There’s a reason Dodge calls the Hornet their “electric vehicle with sting.” Not only does it deliver on performance and style, but there are some added features that take this vehicle over the top into one of the best compact hybrid SUVs.

You can charge your devices with the wireless charging pad, and the heated front leather seats add a premium feel to the interior. The power sunroof also brings a touch of luxury to this ride, and the 10.25 inch infotainment display offers maximum convenience and customization.



Spotless vehicle history

As a one owner trade-in from Quebec, this 2024 Dodge Hornet has a clean vehicle history. Check out the full CARFAX Report here.

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Discover your offer on this 2024 Dodge Hornet Hybrid, or request an appointment today to check it out in person.

Visit&nbsp;Milburn's Auto Sales &amp; Service&nbsp;at 219 Brock Road North to check it out for yourself and to take it for a test drive.

All Milburn's&nbsp;vehicles come fully certified, fully detailed, and come with a fresh oil change. Every vehicle comes with a 30-day or 2,000 km powertrain warranty and the balance of the factory warranty *if applicable*. Extended warranty and rust proofing are also available for purchase. Milburn's&nbsp;also offers competitive finance options.




        When you think of Dodge, you think of powerful machines. But when shopping for hybrids, power isn’t priority number one. Dodge has combined its sporty and rugged appearance with the efficiency of a plug-in hybrid with the newest featured vehicle from Milburn’s Sales &amp; Service.

It’s the 2024 Dodge Hornet Hybrid R/T Plus model, and it’s waiting for you to take a test drive. But before you take it for a spin, learn a little more about what makes the Hornet Hybrid such an exciting choice for everyday drives and long road trips.



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