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Dodge Ram SRT-10 with a Viper Engine Are Now Less Than a New Ford Maverick
There are so many practical and efficient small pickup trucks on the market these days, such as the Ford Maverick. Yet, there stands the Dodge Ram SRT-10, a remnant from the long lost era where raw power and amazing street presence reigned supreme. This behemoth of a muscle truck represents a time that defied the…
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2025 Dodge Charger Daytona ICE Powered Hellcat Killer Now Roumored
Dodge’s Surprising Turn: ICE May Make a Comeback with the 2025 Charger Daytona Rumors are swirling that Dodge might be bowing to public pressure and poised to release a groundbreaking internal combustion engine, set to outshine electric vehicles. The anticipated 2025 Dodge Charger Daytona is set to make its grand debut on March 5, marking…
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2024 Jeep Gladiator: Ignites The Awesome Fire It Needed
The 2024 Jeep Gladiator: A Fresh Look and Enhanced Features In the ever-evolving world of off-road vehicles, Jeep continues to set the standard with the refreshed 2024 Jeep Gladiator. This rugged pickup not only undergoes a visual transformation with a striking new grille but also introduces exciting trims and features, making it a formidable force…
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We Quit! All Big Four Automakers Bow Out of Superbowl
Shifts in Super Bowl Traditions: Every Major US Automaker Stops Ads as Electric Vehicles Steal The Podium None of America’s four largest car manufacturers—Ford, Toyota, GM, and Stellantis—will showcase national ads for the first time in 23 years as they all pull out of Superbowl LVIII. Instead, foreign-owned companies like Kia and Volkswagen are filling…
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Superbowl Car Ads Are Dead, Now What?
Stellantis opts Out of Super Bowl Ads Amidst Car Industry Challenges Automaker Stellantis, the parent company for Dodge and Jeep, has decided to skip their traditional Superbowl car ads this year, as confirmed by the company on Friday. The move is attributed to the company’s commitment to preserving business fundamentals and navigating challenges within the…
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Stellantis Will Double Down, No More Auto Shows
Farewell to Showstoppers: Stellantis Drives Away from North American Auto Shows Stellantis has formally announced its withdrawal from auto shows throughout North America. They are citing the challenges posed by the current automotive market. This decision will notably leave a void in events that have traditionally served as crucial platforms for brands like Chrysler, Dodge,…
