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But it is a Dodge, what's to get pissed off about?

 

GM : Silverado / Sierra

Ford : F150

Toyota : Tundra

Nissan : Titan

Dodge : Ram

 

Am I missing something maybe? Calling a vehicle the name of the manufacturer should not anger a normal human being.

 

 

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RAM spun off from the Dodge label, or that's at least how they try to spin it or advertise it.

 

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But it is a Dodge, what's to get pissed off about?

 

GM : Silverado / Sierra

Ford : F150

Toyota : Tundra

Nissan : Titan

Dodge : Ram

 

Am I missing something maybe? Calling a vehicle the name of the manufacturer should not anger a normal human being.

 

 

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using Tapatalk

 

 

Dodge trucks went from Dodge, to Dodge Ram to Ram.

 

They were very intentional to remove any mention of the word Dodge from the Ram truck brand.

 

If you look at any Dodge dealership sign, it clearly says "Dodge -- Jeep -- Ram".

 

Dodge trucks since the 50's have always had a reputation of being cheap, crappy trucks, with bad transmissions.

 

The Dodge "image" was something that Chrysler Corporation was very deliberate in hiding and eliminating in the new line of trucks.

 

Dodge = bad perception = bad image.

 

That's why "Ram" truck owners hate it when you call their truck a Dodge!

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Didn't they do that to there "supercar" the Viper? Isn't that whole brand just SRT and not dodge? I understand that there is a Dodge Challenger/Charger RT but I could've sworn SRT was exclusive to those cars/engines.

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Dodge trucks went from Dodge, to Dodge Ram to Ram.

 

They were very intentional to remove any mention of the word Dodge from the Ram truck brand.

 

If you look at any Dodge dealership sign, it clearly says "Dodge -- Jeep -- Ram".

 

Dodge trucks since the 50's have always had a reputation of being cheap, crappy trucks, with bad transmissions.

 

The Dodge "image" was something that Chrysler Corporation was very deliberate in hiding and eliminating in the new line of trucks.

 

Dodge = bad perception = bad image.

 

That's why "Ram" truck owners hate it when you call their truck a Dodge!

well they might of change the name but that's all they did it's still a dodge
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Dodge = bad perception = bad image.

 

That's why "Ram" truck owners hate it when you call their truck a Dodge!

 

If you are going to go that route.

Just say Guts, Glory, Buy Back! :fart:

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what kind did you get and do you have any install pics

hey its just a 30 inch cree led light bar. i removed the grill, drilled holes in those 2 bars in front on the rad and bolted it to it. piece of cake. about an hour and a half of work.

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hey its just a 30 inch cree led light bar. i removed the grill, drilled holes in those 2 bars in front on the rad and bolted it to it. piece of cake. about an hour and a half of work.

ok well let me know how it works can't make up my mind on witch one I want
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Got my light bar in finally :)

 

Not sure if you're the first on here but the first I've noticed with a light bar behind the Z71 grill. I'd love a night shot to see how the light makes it through the grill.

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