Before the Dodge Ram SS/T, before the Viper-powered SRT-10, there was this: the Li’l Red Express.

According to National Geographic, vipers “can strike with precision in complete darkness.” When you watch the following video, it’ll become even more obvious that the site is not talking about the Dodge Viper GTS in it.

The 3.9-liter Cummins 4BT has been around for decades. That means it’s an easily accessible power plant – both physically and financially.

The last issue of Playboy magazine to feature nude pictorials, the January/February 2016 edition, hit newsstands on December 11 of last year. The publication will begin its clothed era and start to focus more on investigative journalism, liquor content, and stories about visual artists in March.

Ram trucks are great for getting in and out of tough spots. But what did people drive in slop when Ram trucks didn’t yet exist? Work wasn’t going to do itself– so even back then, people relied on Dodge equipment to carry them through the messiest, muddiest terrains there were. Who knows how a vehicle […] More »

by Robert Tate On New Year’s Day of 1966, the original Dodge Charger made its debut as the “Leader of the Dodge Rebellion”. It was an instant hit among the buying public. However, it was the Dodge Charger II prototype that was displayed earlier to crowds in Detroit, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Tampa that generated […] More »

There is much to discuss between the debut of the 1981-2009 Dodge Ram and the original Dodge truck, which was introduced in 1917. Named the “commercial car”, the pickup truck has seemingly been around since the availability of the automobile to the American public. The solid sided version panel truck (perhaps the original “Dodge” Ram […] More »