A couple of years ago, Dodge rolled out a pair of Hornet GLH concepts to showcase various tuner parts it was considering offering through its Direct Connection aftermarket parts portfolio. Now, ...

Dodge is bringing back the GLH (Goes Like Hell) moniker for the 2023 Hornet crossover. The name was originally used on the Omni hot hatch from the 1980s. The GLH package includes a lowered suspension, ...

The 1980s weren’t the brightest days for the American auto, but back then, three little letters gave car enthusiasts hope: GLH. This abbreviation of “Goes Like Hell” signified a special trim of the ...

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The Dodge Hornet is an attractive and feisty crossover in theory, though it’s proven to be a fickle one in execution. Early cars exhibited serious software issues, particularly the R/T spec with its ...

Dodge has taken wraps off the new 2024 Hornet R/T GLH Concept, which seeks to show off what its in-house tuners, Direct Connection, can achieve with the plug-hybrid version of the compact crossover.

Though it went down in history as the ugliest car ever developed by the legendary Carroll Shelby, the Dodge Omni-based GLH-S was one of the quickest, most powerful production hot hatches of the 1980s.

James has been writing about cars professionally since 2012. After a bruising period freelancing in his native UK, James spent six years in Dubai, starting his new life abroad as Web Editor for ...

Nigel first entered the world of automotive journalism in the mid-80s, working for what was then the “bible” of weekly automotive content - Motoring News. Those were the days of tip-tap typewriters, ...

The Dodge Omni GLH Turbo compressed the spirit of 1980s performance into a compact, front-drive hatchback that could embarrass bigger, pricier cars. For collectors today, the key questions are simple: ...