Dodge Honors Service Members with Military-Inspired Theme

May 2nd, 2019 by

When the time comes to purchase a new car, what is important to you where car manufacturers are concerned? Some people only want to support companies that hold the same values they do, for example, and are more likely to extend their search until they find the right fit. For individuals hoping to find a manufacturer that values the U.S. and shows its patriotism unabashedly, Dodge might be the perfect option. In fact, they’re offering a limited-edition package – the Star and Stripes Edition – on two vehicles to help honor the U.S. armed forces.

The Dodge Charger and the Dodge Challenger both offer the special appearance package. The company already has a strong following among individuals in the armed services as well as veterans and those who support them, so this move comes as no surprise. It’s a particularly useful option for anyone who wants to show their patriotism plainly via their car’s appearance. The Stars and Stripes Edition allows users to implement some neat touches to their vehicle. This includes a Satin Black stripe, complete with silver edge outline, on the driver’s seat and a set of beautiful 20-inch wheels.

Inside the cabin, the appearance package further offers seats with black-on-black styling complete with an embroidered bronze star. The exterior tweaks are a bit subtler but no less impressive. A Satin Black and Silver center accent stripe, flag fender ornaments, and Brembo brakes that are bronzed and truly something to see. And, of course, the American flag will be located on both fenders on both vehicles via a low-profile and military-spec black.

Are you interested in learning more about how you can support the troops and show your patriotism loud and proud? Reach out to Burns Motors today! Our experts will be happy to explain the options to you in more detail. Come by and visit us at 1300 E. Business Highway 83 in McAllen. If you’d prefer, you can also give us a call at 1300 E. Business Highway 83 in McAllen.

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