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Consumer Reports just released its list of most and least-liked car brands, based on its owner satisfaction survey. They asked 369,000 owners whether they’d buy their same car again if given the chance and extrapolated the data for the results. Tesla, Lincoln, and Ram are at the top of the
We doubt it’s a coincidence. Well, isn’t this interesting. February 3 was supposed to be Ford’s day in the spotlight, at least in the truck world. And to a large extent, it is Ford’s day with the official reveal of the next-generation F-150 Raptor. However, the spotlight isn’t entirely shining
Last week, we recapped the story of a 702-horsepower Ram TRX that was killed in the name of clicks. YouTuber 717 Street Speed recently acquired the $92,000 behemoth and after a video received over 25,000 likes, it was decided that the truck would be jumped for viewer enjoyment. So with
Oops. We’re not entirely sure but someone could be in trouble at Ram’s production plant at this time. As you can see in the lead image above and the embedded Instagram post below, a 2021 Ram TRX has already met its first accident (most likely). Worse, it hasn’t even left
It isn’t unusual for manufacturers to pay dealers to push particularly slow-moving models, but Nissan seems to have put a unique twist on what’s called the “hidden rebate”—a rebate that goes to the dealer and not the customer. That said, smart buyers can demand a share if they know it
Ram is making just 1,000 of each of them. The 2021 Ram 1500 gets two more Built to Serve special editions, and like the previous releases, the pickups feature new, military-inspired colors and other styling touches. This time, the company is making 1,000 of them in the color Tank dark
Ram’s American utility merged with European grandeur? Sure, why not. One of the most unexpected debuts in 2020 so far has to be the Aznom Palladium. It’s a Rolls-Royce-fighting luxury sedan based on an American truck – a weird mix creating one of the world’s few “hyper-limousines” with a 5.7-liter
Earlier this week, we published our first test of the 702-hp Ram 1500 TRX, and let’s just say our corporate gas cards only just cooled off from our frantic swiping at local pumps. While our test focuses on the TRX’s primary purpose—exercising its huge engine over varied terrain at speed
We confess we like listening to earnings calls because there are always product tidbits sprinkled among the numbers. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles’ third-quarter earnings call did not disappoint, and chief executive officer Mike Manley confirmed an electric Ram pickup is in the works. “There will be a Ram electric pickup in
It’s been a long time coming for a true competitor for Ford’s F-150 Raptor pickup, which has been largely unchallenged in the world of trophy truck inspired pickups. Well, Ram debuted a concept four years ago, which is finally ready for the public. Dubbed the Ram 1500 TRX, this Hellcat-powered