If they are aftermarket parts then you should be able to, if not then you have to ask your dealer, I don't think you are allowed to do that

 

And, that's assuming they would still fit. Even without a major redesign, they often make small changes between model years. Many times one of the easiest things to change is the headlights or taillights...

"Yesterday don't mean shit, cause tomorrow's the day that you have to face!"

 

Agreed the Dart is scheduled for a "refresh" so whether or not the parts will fit will depend a lot on what Dodge changes on the car.

 

The 2.0T will probably arive during the mid cycle refresh, which usually means redesigned front bumper, headlights, tail lights, and sometimes the rear bumper. Things that would probably (most likely) fit would be lowering springs, sway bars, strut bars, cat backs, short shifters, etc. basically things not directly related to the motor.

 

It better have the racetrack tails

 

It'll probably have Durango-style racetracks.

 

well here is the thing, the 2016 dart will have a front a rear fascia refresh, soooo the head lights may be way different? but im sure you could sell them to an owner of an older dart.

 

In my experience the dealer would rather have the more stock looking car. So they might allow you to swap your parts as long as they fit. They would rather have the stock looking car because one with your mods would appeal to a more limited number of buyers. It dosen't hurt to ask.

 

but guys... I meant if i traded in for an aero '14? I want a manual and a turbo... and theres some good stuff out for it now. Or i may stay with the 2.0 if someone makes a turbo kit for it. but regardless i want a manual. I meant could i trade my parts on a trade in of the same model year haha sorry

 

I'm not sure what the difference is mechanically but look at them compared to the dart or charger. It's like a solid light instead of individual leds.
And if you swap to a 14 that shouldn't be an issue.