Stellantis Settles Ram Brake Defect Lawsuit, Offering Owners Up to $3,000
Stellantis has agreed to settle a lawsuit alleging brake defects in certain heavy-duty Ram trucks,...
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Stellantis has agreed to settle a lawsuit alleging brake defects in certain heavy-duty Ram trucks,...
Ram confirmed plans to bring back the Ram 1500 TRX and introduce a second SRT-badged...
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This isn’t good.
This doesn’t sound good.
It’s not coming to market at all.
The EV bandwagon doesn’t like what he has to say one bit.
But that won’t be happening anymore.
The automaker believes the market is limited.
It really doesn’t make sense.
It sounds silly, but it can be a serious issue.
It’s no better than an EcoBoost Mustang!
The automaker is in serious need of a turnaround.
Things aren’t looking good for the Italian automaker.