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Back in August, we told you about a recall Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) had issued to an estimated 186,233 of its 2019 to 2020 Ram 1500 (DT) pickup trucks, due to a clearance issue on trucks equipped with power-adjustable pedals and the optional Mopar all-weather floor mats. The recall followed an FCA investigation launched after … (read full article...)
There are only 14 more days until Santa pilots his sleigh around the globe delivering toys to children who have been good during this difficult year. It was around this time two years ago that the Dodge//SRT brand presented its Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat “Redeye Express” sleigh to the public. The heavily modified 797 horsepower … (read full article...)
More than a decade has passed since the Ram Truck brand became its own independent brand. Ram has continued to expand its offerings across the globe in several markets with such success. Back in 2005, Ram launched its Ram 2500 in the Brazilian market, giving rural buyers a Heavy Duty option to perform their jobs flawlessly. Since the introduction of the revised fourth-generation Ram 2500 Laramie Crew Cab 4x4 in the Brazilian market in 2019, sales for the Heavy Duty offering has skyrocketed. https://moparinsiders.com/ram-launching-the-2021-ram-1500-in-brazil-this-week/
Compacting Market: Chrysler Needs a Small Crossover
Compacting Market: Chrysler Needs a Small Crossover ...and the Tipo hatchback would be a great place to start! Fiat Tipo-based Chrysler 100X Design. (Ryan Dodd). A change has been occurring in North America for several years now. Passenger cars have fallen out of favor with consumers as crossover, SUV, and pickup sales have exploded thanks to their increased practicality by way of higher ground clearance, all-weather capability, and easier access to cargo. The increase in crossover sales has been covered extensively by many automotive publications, including by Mopar Insiders. Looking past the decline of passenger cars, it is not hard to conclude that a brand needs crossovers, SUVs, and pickups to survive – key components that are...
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