Did somebody say Raptor killer?

https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-cybertruck-plaid-powertrain-vs-ford-f150-raptor/

Two things I don’t like about gm:

the auto stop feature where the car turns off and can’t be disabled.

The idle feature that turns the car off after it idles too long and can only be bypassed by putting it in neutral.

Blah, blah, blah - they make chocolate, vanilla and strawberry ice cream for a reason.

So we can have Neapolitan?

Of the big three American pickups dodge is # 3 in market share. They have their trucks priced lower to gain market share.

Priced lower to compete with who for number three?

I was told I should consider my passengers comfort when buying a truck, that it makes them feel good knowing I thought about them when I added options that are otherwise unnecessary and will most likely go untouched by those occupants unless you brag about it to feed your ego.

Market share from Ford or Chevy to move up from number three.

We'll see how the Tesla truck does off-road. Can it go airborne and land gracefully? Gotta have some good suspension travel like this:

Dodge sucks. Always has, always will.

Well, Dodge hasn’t made trucks since 2009, So there’s that...

Sure pal....

He’s right you know.

Watch out, I’ll get Bill to tell you to LOOK IT UP

Then why aren’t we seeing this thing airborne?

I've been planning to sell my truck and get a new one (new to me). After reading some THF threads I'm now convinced that I own the only good Dodge pickup ever made so it must be a collector's item. Now I don't know whether to keep it or list it for twice the blue book value.

What an accomplishment

I’ve had more air than that in a squad car and it’s still on the road every day getting beat to hell. If y’all don’t think Dodge builds a good product, come check out our 2017 Chargers with 140,000 miles that are still in working conditions.

Dodge doesn't build 'trucks' and hasn't for over a decade.
Ram is subsidiary of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles.
Dodge is the subsidiary of FCA that makes cars & minivans.

Fiat / Ram makes a decent pickup, don't fool yourself the group of 'investors' that own FCA only care about profit.
Nothing Fiat has ever touched could be confused with quality, reliability & longevity.

No doubt you have. And I've had more air in a '63 Galaxy, a '94 Intrepid, and a '98 Police Interceptor; but none of those times was a that-was-fun-lets-do-it again feeling. The picture above is where I raced my buddies gen 1 Raptor down a beach in Mexico. That was hammer down 100mph across sand and dunes. Pretty sure your squad car would be stuck and broken in the first 1/4 mile.

Anyways, getting back to the subject...my experience with Dodge vehicles has been positive. All of them have been sturdy. That's especially true of the 1 ton work trucks at my job. We've been through all three major brands and use them hard for over 100,000 miles. By far the Dodge trucks have been the best of the big three.

Somebody please school me on leases, does $2973 "due at signing" include the $595 and first months payment, or do you add them together?

I spend a lot of time out of state. I see more late model ram trucks on the road than ford or GM. I have a 2016 2500. Love it

And my ram 4x4 runs circles over my last truck Chevy. When I put it in 4 low it’s a beast. My Chevy 4 low I could tell it wasn’t much of a 4x4