In the face of electrification and change, Dodge continues to reflect on its muscle car heritage. The most recent example of that is the resurrected Direct Connection program, which was originally from the 1970s. In short, it’s an in-house performance parts and tuning division, one that’s within arms-reach of Dodge customers through participating a Power Brokers network of dealers. If you ask Chad Seymour, who serves as the Dodge Direct Connection Marketing and Operations manager, the program got the green light in order to better serve the brand’s large customer base. “We were doing just phen…