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Buying A Used Dodge Ram – Used Dodge Trucks In Oklahoma

Friday, January 8th, 2010

Finding a good used Dodge Ram pickup involves doing some research and understanding the intended purpose of the truck. Many people purchase a pickup truck because of the convenience to transport large items. Others may select a pickup truck like the Dodge Ram specifically due to their line of work such as general contractors or landscaping companies.

When considering which Dodge Ram suits your needs there are many factors that can help save you some money by avoiding the heavy duty models which may be overkill for your application.

First thing that comes to mind about the benefits in driving a full size pickup like the Dodge Ram other than hauling capacity is ride quality. If you live in an area where roads are poorly maintained or perhaps in a rural area, the comfort during your drive is significantly improved in a larger sized truck. The Dodge Ram is an extremely solid truck that can change your daily driving experience from being jolted around to effectively handling serious potholes as if they were not even there.

The comfort in driving something as solid as a Dodge Ram comes from the entire vehicle structure being built for rough road conditions and it’s meant specifically to withstand them. Finding one that has been properly maintained is important in providing that experience.

Maintaining a Dodge Ram and the parts they were built with that complete the overall structure is very important. Some Dodge Ram owners may choose to replace parts with aftermarket Dodge replacement parts of lower quality. These will degrade over time and may lead to additional and costly repairs.

Finding a good solid Dodge Ram is best accomplished by knowing specifically what you want and ensuring the vehicle was properly maintained, have it inspected by a competent facility, preferably your local Dodge dealer.

Today with all the online resources at your disposal, finding a Dodge Ram for sale is not an impossible task, but considering your time and the overall ownership experience, finding a dealership who knows the Dodge Ram in finite detail can serve you well in getting exactly what you need.

2010 Dodge Ram

Monday, January 4th, 2010

You know you’ve made it when you make the list. Whether it’s the “A” List, the Dean’s List or just the list of folks who get the best table at your favorite eating spot, you know you’re among a select few. And that’s the company that the 2010 Dodge Ram is keeping these days. On the list of the Top 10 Best-Selling Vehicles, the Dodge Ram has the qualities that make it one of the top consumer choices. Why? There are a variety of reasons, from durability and styling and safety to convenient amenities and options including a mix of V6 and V8 engines and a trio of cab configurations.

The 2010 Dodge Ram 1500 Regular Cab model is available in three trims – ST, SLT and Sport – with a variety of powerplants to match. The 3.7-liter V6, standard on the ST, produces 210 hp with 325 lb/ft of torque and is coupled with a four-speed automatic transmission. Available on the SLT, along with the basic 3.7-liter V6, is the 4.7-liter FlexFuel V8 with a five-speed automatic transmission. This combination produces 310 hp with 330 lb/ft of torque. A 5.7-liter HEMI V8, standard on the Sport trim and optional on ST and SLT, delivers a beefy 390 hp with 407 lb/ft of torque coupled with a five-speed automatic transmission.

The 1500 Regular Cab features a 10,450-pound towing capacity (properly equipped) and a 1,900-pound payload capability. There are two box length options; six-feet-four-inches and eight feet. There are a variety of interior features crafted with detail and quality, from the high-bolstered, broad shouldered driver’s seat to the two-tiered center console with six-ring chrome-accented instrumentation. On those cold winter days, slip into the optional heated/ventilated leather seating with available heated rear seats in Crew and Quad Cab models.


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2010 Dodge Avenger

Sunday, December 27th, 2009

Hey Oklahama, comfort and performance come standard in the all new Dodge Avenger.

Following in the footsteps of its big brother, the legendary Charger, the 2010 Dodge Avenger has a commanding road presence with its broad shoulders, oversized headlamps and distinctive, cross-hatched, Dodge trademark grille. Packed with features and available options found in higher-priced vehicles, the Avenger performs with power and pizzazz on any roadway by maximizing available technology and innovative thinking.

Offered in two trim levels, SXT and R/T, the 2010 Avenger comes with a base 173-hp 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine with 166 lb/ft of torque coupled to a four-speed automatic transmission. This powertrain offers an EPA-estimated 21 mpg city and 30 mpg highway. For those wanting true sportscar flair, the R/T has an available 3.5-liter V6 topping out at 235 hp and 232 lb/ft of torque. This option comes with Dodge’s six-speed AutoStick automatic transmission that allows do-it-yourself shifting. A choice of wheels, such as the 18-inch Razor or the 17-inch cast aluminum wheels, an available integrated rear spoiler and chrome-tipped dual exhausts underline the performance potential.


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Motor Trend Truck of the Year – Dodge Ram Heavy Duty

Sunday, December 13th, 2009

Dodge has done it again and taken leadership in the truck category. Last year it was all about the smaller Dodge truck, the 2009 Dodge Ram, but this year the big brother is taking home the prize. The 2010 Dodge Ram Heavy Duty has been awarded Motor Trend’s truck of the year. Oklahoma, you’ve never seen a truck like this before!

Dodge Journey Movin’ Oklahoma

Wednesday, December 9th, 2009

Midsize crossover vehicle makes great use of its innovative interior space.

The Dodge Journey is a great example of what a car company can achieve when it focuses the sum of its experiences to create one of the most practical, utility-minded and comfortable midsize crossover vehicles available.

The Dodge Journey (MSRP $21,600) strikes a balance between the minivans the brand is famous for and more truck-like sport utility vehicles like the Durango. In terms of exterior styling, the Journey is undeniably a Dodge, bearing the ram’s head logo proudly on the large crosshair grille with which the company has become associated. Although the vehicle’s profile suggests the Grand Caravan in terms of its greenhouse presentation and roofline, a shorter rear deck and greater ground clearance place it firmly in the crossover category. Additional sporty fender flares remove any doubt that the Journey bears anything more than a tangential relation to its minivan cousin.

The most attractive features that set the Journey apart from other crossovers can be found once any of its four doors are opened and the interior is examined for the first time. Capable of transporting up to seven passengers thanks to an optional third row of seating, the Journey is a competent people mover that incorporates several innovations into its cabin management. Stadium seating prevents those riding in the back from feeling lost in the shuffle during a road trip, and the Tilt ‘n Slide feature makes it easy to access that final row of seating by getting the second row up and out of the way in a hurry. Every seat save that of the driver folds forward in order to provide for a nine-foot cargo bay that can accommodate up to 67.6 cubic feet of luggage or other gear. The front passenger position also offers a storage bin that is hidden under the lower portion of the seat cushion, accessible via a simple forward flip.


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