Photo Source: Ram The 2023 Ram 1500 full-size pickup truck brings incremental modifications to powertrains, features, and available configurations. Still, the tow ratings continue to stretch from 6,120 pounds to 12,750 pounds to meet a wide array of needs. The Ram 1500 was designed to increase its game in capability and modern technology. Myriad Choices…
Photo Source: Ram Pickup trucks are not what they used to be, which is a good thing. These useful workhorses have come a long way in terms of comfort and civility. There is a reason pickups are the top-selling vehicles in the United States. For many, the 2023 Ram 1500 is the ideal tool for…
Photo Source: Ram In the full-size pickup truck segment, the battle between the three major American automakers is constant and fierce. Ram, which has made significant gains in the category over the past 25 years, remains in third place behind Ford and General Motors products. To stay competitive, it is essential to provide everything the…
Photo Source: Ram Full-size trucks are beloved by many enthusiasts in North America. Additionally, people rely on them for family traveling, towing, home projects, and a plethora of other endeavors. After all, when there are vehicles as versatile and capable as they are, it is unsurprising that they dominate the market. That said, the current-generation…
Photo Source: Ram United States pickup trucks have been getting larger, but they have also been getting smaller. The midsize segment has seen a momentous revival, with the Toyota Tacoma now facing several rivals. Hyundai and Ford have even formed an all-new compact segment. The holdout, thus far, has been Ram. Granted, Stellantis does have…
Photo Source: Ram For the second time in less than a month, 2023 Dodge and Ram brands have received top rankings from J.D. Power. As of July 20th, 2023, both automakers have set unprecedented records. Dodge and Ram are celebrating two major wins in customer approval ratings. To clarify, the wins are significant because they…
Photo Source: Ram Electric truck makers continue to outdo themselves. For example, Rivian charmed with its R1T Gear Tunnel; then, the Ford F-150 Lightning showcased its massive front trunk (frunk). Next, Chevrolet revived the midgate in the Silverado electric vehicle (EV). Then, however, Ram unveiled its electric truck concept at the 2023 New York International…
Photo Source: Ram The 2025 Ram 1500 has been spied driving around for the first time with camouflage, suggesting modifications are coming for the full-size pickup truck. After superseding the competition when the 5th generation premiered at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in January 2018, there have been minor changes with new exterior…
Photo Source: Ram Ram trucks have always been known for their performance, ruggedness, and power. Now, it seems that Ram is prepared to take things to the next level with the upcoming 2025 Ram 1500 Tungsten. On July 5th, 2023, a curious artifact was discovered on the Dodge website, revealing an equipment list for this…
Photo Source: Ram The 2024 Ram Dakota is making a comeback. Just like the Dodge Dakota of yore, this all-new vehicle will be a midsize pickup truck. It will be ideally suited for drivers who want to spend less than they would on a full-size trim but still enjoy all the advantages of a truck….
Photo Source: Ram Even though it is a tad late to the all-electric pickup truck reception, Ram believes that its newly revealed Ram 1500 REV will redefine the segment once again. From an aesthetics standpoint, that is certainly the case for the 2023 model year. Up front, the first detail that immediately draws one’s attention…
Photo Source: Ram Dodge built its first car in November 1914, entering the truck market in 1917. It debuted a Ram hood ornament in 1932, but the first Dodge Ram pickup truck did not arrive until 1981. These earliest Dodge Ram vehicles were lightly restyled versions of a different truck Dodge presented in 1972. By…
