The Baja 1000 rightly claims the title of North America's toughest race. But one race team faced their biggest challenge before the race began: Saving the life of a Mexican man whose vehicle collided head-on with another Baja racer.
The Baja 1000 rightly claims the title of North America's toughest race. But one race team faced their biggest challenge before the race began: Saving the life of a Mexican man whose vehicle collided head-on with another Baja racer.
Would you buy a Ram 150 over a Ram 1500? Maybe. How about a Ram 100 over a Dodge Dakota? Definitely. [PickupTrucks]
Mike Levine from PickupTrucks.com and I caught a Dodge Ram 3500 sitting outside the SEMA show here in Vegas sporting duallies on both the rear and the front. Wanna double your pleasure? Double your fun? Double the dually! More below.
2010 Dodge Ram pickups (well, 840 of them) are being recalled because of misprinted labels. Seriously. [NHTSA via US News, Kicking Tires]
In the Native American Lakota-Sioux dialect, Dakota means friend, or friendly. You might make some friends with today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe Dakota convertible, especially with its non-native 360 V8.
Proving Texas is still just one big ridiculous stereotype, Chrysler debuted the Ram Laramie Longhorn luxotruck today. It's got more leather than Max Mosley's basement and silver belt buckle seats. Belt buckle seats! I hate all of you.
Hyundai America's Korean overlords reportedly considering a U.S. full-size pickup, dodge looping-in U.S. staff. [PickupTrucks]
Chrysler's Mopar division went hog-wild on new off-roading rigs for the 44th Easter Jeep Safari. There's a quartet of Wranglers, the bitchin' Nukizer
Want to see the sexiest truck suspension ever? Well, other than the Raptor. [PickupTrucks]
In addition to the rock-crawling Mopar Ram Power Wagon
The National Truck Equipment Assocation's annual Work Truck Show is trucking along this week. Ever wonder what kind of warning labels end up on heavy-duty vehicles? These are the ten freakiest. Remember, kids: Watch out for those water pools!
Urban camouflage had a brief moment of inexplicable popularity during the early part of this century. It's now relegated to pant patterns for faux tough-guy types and now, apparently, all matter of vehicles. This is all the Germans fault.
Dodge Ram owners seem to have a strange need for tailgate innuendo
At last year's Detroit Auto Show a falling Pentastar