Rams today funny some one says it failed Mopar is selling in greater numbers today than ever before, Ram trucks are no exception used to be here Ford was #1 sold then Chevy, today you see five to seven Rams in a row on the street then one or so of the others thrown in, The Charger and Challengers sell FAST as they also indeed are,, a 300 s one of the nicest Luxury cars on the road today,, and then the Jeep always sold well and continues today,, I have ran Mopars almost all of my life, I have owned a new Ford once NEVER again also a couple Chevy's and a new 79 Trans Am,, you couldnt give me a new Chevy pickup ,, not that they are not made well enough,, I just cant stand the looks of them and they have horrible seats in them, , friend runs GMC pickups on his hot shot service and they do very well for him as far as miles,, he runs them to 350,000-450,0000 miles before replacing but this is all high way miles,, like I said Chrysler units used to be #3 here,, but that has changed since the 90's every year,,
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