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RHO
Ram Isn’t Saying NO To A 5.7-liter HEMI® RHO
Could a V8-powered Ram 1500 RHO still happen? Maybe. Even though the twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter HURRICANE I6 High-Output (H/O) makes way more power and torque, Ram CEO Tim Kuniskis recently admitted that the idea of a 5.7-liter HEMI®-powered RHO isn’t totally off the table. “I don’t know,” Kuniskis said to the media at a recent press event for the Ram brand at the company’s Auburn Hills, Michigan headquarters. “We’ve debated that a lot internally.” And it…
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Rumors
RAM Renaming Its Ram 1500 Laramie Longhorn For 2021:
The Ram 1500 Laramie Longhorn has made a name for itself as the “no-compromise” luxury pickup. Using premium materials, the…
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TRX
Ram Is Kicking Up Sand In New Teaser For Hellcat-Powered TRX:
The RAM brand has released another teaser of its upcoming performance-based off-roader, the 2021 Ram 1500 TRX, before its unveiling…
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TRX
2021 Ram 1500 TRX Will Make Its Official Debut Next Week:
One of the most anticipated vehicle launches going into the 2021 model year, has to be the 2021 Ram 1500…
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News
Ram Could Build An Electrified Ram, If Customers Request It:
Several automakers over the past two years have announced their intentions to produce an arsenal of electric pickup trucks. The…
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The Evolution Of Ram Trucks – The 5th Generation Ram 1500:
Being at the forefront of the pickup truck industry, the Ram Truck brand is no stranger on how to build…
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Reviews
Is The Ram Heavy Duty A True Fifth-Generation Ram Pickup?
The Ram Truck brand has been on a roll for the past two years taking the title as the second…
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News
Second Installment Of Ram “Built to Serve Editions” Arrive In Showrooms:
Earlier this year, the Ram Truck brand released details on it’s latest special edition for the Ram 1500. The “Built…
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Opinions
If Jeep® Can Do It With The Wrangler, Why Not Ram With The 1500?
Recently, the Jeep® brand unveiled a new Wrangler concept vehicle, in which SRT engineers have installed the popular 6.4-liter (392-cubic-inch)…
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