The Dodge Dart GLH Concept at SEMA 2015

Back in 1984, Dodge launched a high-performance version of its Omni subcompact called the GLH. Those initials – which stand for Goes Like Hell – have now been borrowed for a Dart-based concept.

Built by Mopar for this year's Specialty Equipment Market Association show in Las Vegas, the Dart GLH sports a purposeful appearance. However, apart from a brake upgrade and replacement exhaust tips, it seems that the modifications are purely cosmetic.

Dodge Dart GLH Concept (2015) Front Side

Dodge Dart GLH Concept (2015) Rear Side

They start at the front with a unique grille and an aluminium bonnet. Also part of the specification are a Mopar body kit and a set of lightweight 18” wheels. Pitch Black paintwork plus red accents along the lower body complete the exterior enhancements.

Inside, the upholstery comprises black Katzkin leather with red mesh seat inserts and red stitching.

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