Is chromey a word? Well, that's how I like to describe our Dodge Ram truck.
It's covered in chrome details: grille, wheels, interior trim.
Besides being bedazzled, it also does duty as a real honest-to-goodness pickup. We've towed, we've hauled (stuff and arse), we've bumped into things, we've been bumped.
Yup, it's car of the week.
Donna DeRosa, Managing Editor
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vt8919 says:
08:29 PM, 11/29/09
That bumper is so clean you could eat eggs Benedict off of it. Like I say, there's no plate like chrome for the hollandaise...
yellowmiata says:
09:10 PM, 11/29/09
Cool, I look forward to some varied reviews of this truck - good to have a hauler inj the long-term fleet. Keep the good stuff comin' IL.
wrinklebump says:
09:37 PM, 11/29/09
Had the pleasure of riding shotgun in a less-bling version of this thing last week. Highway ride is smooth, cabin seems well-sorted out, even in the trim I rode in.
bodyblue says:
07:22 AM, 11/30/09
Hey Donna, what happened to the Edge?
Oh and the Ram drop dead good looking.
bodyblue says:
07:29 AM, 11/30/09
Oh....are the Ramboxes fixed yet?
hybris says:
07:44 AM, 11/30/09
A perfect SoCal truck.
canddmeyer says:
01:45 PM, 11/30/09
I love the chrome. Reminiscent of some 70's vehicles I've had. Body color painted grills and bumpers look good too. I can do without the black and silver plastic.
hondacura4 says:
08:04 PM, 11/30/09
The domestics manufacturers seem to like a lot of chrome.