Dodge began building trucks over 100 years ago. Today, Dodge and Ram are separate brands, but their DNA remains the same. The dawn of the automotive age saw hundreds of vehicle manufacturers spring ...

UNIONVILLE — A 1947 Dodge Power Wagon truck that retired after decades of transporting livestock and hauling cut timber from the hillsides has a new role this year. “The Christmas truck,” students at ...

Dodge has an impressive portfolio of trucks dating back to the early 1930s, some with an "iconic" reputation for style and performance and others for a record of dependable service. In fact, classic ...

In 2010, Chrysler separated the Ram Trucks brand from Dodge, effectively ending the division's venture into the pickup market. 2011 was the brand's first year without a truck in showrooms after more ...

There’s something undeniably satisfying about stumbling across a decades-old truck that hasn’t been run into the ground. Especially when it’s one of the more curious factory special editions from an ...

Automakers have been packing their trucks with all of the luxury and technology they can fit in recent years, and pushing up prices to match. It’s not hard to find a $100,000 pickup or SUV at your ...

The Dodge brand has a long and storied history that dates back more than 100 years. It all started in Niles, Michigan, with two brothers who, like the Wright brothers, had an interest in bicycles.

It's one of the more curious obsessions: hot rodding. What's more, have you ever known a hot rodder to be content in having just one vehicle? Neither have we. Never satisfied with having just one, ...

Dodge trucks—later renamed with its own "Ram" moniker in 2010—have a long tradition in the truck world. From their superb performance in the heat of battle in World War II, to the current ...