Ram "actively and aggressively" looking at smaller trucks
Ram CEO Mike Koval Jr. says that the brand is seriously considering smaller truck offerings. It also will reveal HD and EV stuff in the next couple months.
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Ram is 'actively and aggressively' looking at smaller trucks
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Trying to cash in on the success of the Maverick.
I'm assuming they'll have ridiculous tow mirrors ...
I'm assuming they'll have ridiculous tow mirrors ...
I would like to see a Ranger sized Dodge with a frame and towing package.
They already offer smaller Rams in other markets. All they need to do is federalize them and sell them here 
The Ram 700 in Mexico is a rebadged Fiat Strada, which is about the size of the Santa Cruz and Maverick.
The Ram 1200 is a rebadged Mitsubishi Triton pickup sold in almost every country other than the US and Canada. It's their counterpart to the Ranger, Colorado, and Tacoma/Hilux.
The Ram 700 in Mexico is a rebadged Fiat Strada, which is about the size of the Santa Cruz and Maverick.
The Ram 1200 is a rebadged Mitsubishi Triton pickup sold in almost every country other than the US and Canada. It's their counterpart to the Ranger, Colorado, and Tacoma/Hilux.
They should try making cars again.
Remember the Dakota Convertible ?
When did Ram make cars?
Lol. The only good cars Dodge has made in the last 50 years are the Charger, Challenger, and Viper.
My dad had a mitsubishi mightymax.. (rebadged ram 50)
was pretty sturdy 6 lug rear axle etc. 5speed MT with 4.10 or 4.11 rear.
MANUAL STEERING(ie not power steering)
It was the other way around, the Ram 50 was a rebadged Mitsubishi.
So it was. Had it backwards (was a long time ago)
It had the 2.4L? would leak oil like sieve except maxlife 10w30.
I remember watching the upper end getting rebuilt (collapsed lifter?)
Fun fact.. it was a drug dealers repo'ed truck had some bullet holes.
A friend had one. I think it had the turbo diesel. It ran pretty good.
I had a 2000 Dakota Sport. Flame Red with a V8 and a 5spd manual. Fun and trouble free for 120,000 miles. A lot of towing a 4000 pound load over Texas Highways.
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GM and Dodge see people buying Mavericks, even though they are far from a small truck
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That is hilarious
