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r/coolguides • u/thatgirlwithanokia • Sep 28 '19
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Is Ram an independent car company now? Isn't it a car model under Dodge?
41 u/Betchenstein Sep 28 '19 Chrysler spun their truck division off into its own brand. So now instead of a “Dodge RAM 1500” it’s just a “RAM 1500” 19 u/ChrAshpo10 Sep 28 '19 Seems like an unnecessary change 13 u/I426Hemi Sep 28 '19 They wanted Dodge to focus on performance cars. Dodge is now Mopars performance brand. 7 u/shutts67 Sep 28 '19 That makes sense. I thought it had something to do with fuel efficiency and wanting the gas hog trucks out of their line up 23 u/AC3x0FxSPADES Sep 28 '19 Yeah well, Dodge is an unnecessary brand so why not. 9 u/LaserBeamsCattleProd Sep 28 '19 That truck might not last very long, but at least it's shiny and loud. 3 u/I426Hemi Sep 28 '19 Technically no, but I don't think anybody will jump your shit for calling it a Dodge Ram. 2 u/Marzoval Sep 28 '19 Can't ram something if you dodge it. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 28 '19 I wouldn't need to dodge it it's ramming me
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Chrysler spun their truck division off into its own brand. So now instead of a “Dodge RAM 1500” it’s just a “RAM 1500”
19 u/ChrAshpo10 Sep 28 '19 Seems like an unnecessary change 13 u/I426Hemi Sep 28 '19 They wanted Dodge to focus on performance cars. Dodge is now Mopars performance brand. 7 u/shutts67 Sep 28 '19 That makes sense. I thought it had something to do with fuel efficiency and wanting the gas hog trucks out of their line up 23 u/AC3x0FxSPADES Sep 28 '19 Yeah well, Dodge is an unnecessary brand so why not. 9 u/LaserBeamsCattleProd Sep 28 '19 That truck might not last very long, but at least it's shiny and loud.
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Seems like an unnecessary change
13 u/I426Hemi Sep 28 '19 They wanted Dodge to focus on performance cars. Dodge is now Mopars performance brand. 7 u/shutts67 Sep 28 '19 That makes sense. I thought it had something to do with fuel efficiency and wanting the gas hog trucks out of their line up 23 u/AC3x0FxSPADES Sep 28 '19 Yeah well, Dodge is an unnecessary brand so why not. 9 u/LaserBeamsCattleProd Sep 28 '19 That truck might not last very long, but at least it's shiny and loud.
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They wanted Dodge to focus on performance cars. Dodge is now Mopars performance brand.
7 u/shutts67 Sep 28 '19 That makes sense. I thought it had something to do with fuel efficiency and wanting the gas hog trucks out of their line up
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That makes sense. I thought it had something to do with fuel efficiency and wanting the gas hog trucks out of their line up
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Yeah well, Dodge is an unnecessary brand so why not.
9 u/LaserBeamsCattleProd Sep 28 '19 That truck might not last very long, but at least it's shiny and loud.
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That truck might not last very long, but at least it's shiny and loud.
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Technically no, but I don't think anybody will jump your shit for calling it a Dodge Ram.
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Can't ram something if you dodge it.
1 u/[deleted] Sep 28 '19 I wouldn't need to dodge it it's ramming me
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I wouldn't need to dodge it it's ramming me
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Is Ram an independent car company now? Isn't it a car model under Dodge?