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Dodge (Chrysler), Warren, Michigan

Chrysler’s truck division, whose Warren plant built the wartime WC series, the M37 of 1951–68 (about 115,000), the civilian Power Wagon of 1946–78, the W-series and Ramcharger, and the Ram 1500, 2500 and 3500 since 1994; Ram was split from Dodge as a separate marque in 2010.

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14VEHICLES IN THE REGISTRY1900FOUNDED1940–2024VEHICLE YEARSActive since 1900STATUS

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History

Dodge Brothers built trucks from 1917 and Chrysler’s Dodge division supplied the US Army’s ¾-ton trucks through the Second World War, Korea and Vietnam; the Power Wagon of 1946 was the first civilian four-wheel-drive truck from a major maker, the Cummins diesel of 1989 made the line a towing brand, and Ram became a marque of its own under Chrysler (now Stellantis) in 2010.

Ram / Dodges built by Dodge (Chrysler), Warren, Michigan

14 records in this registry. Each opens its full registry page.
M37 ¾-ton (1951–68) — photographM37 ¾-ton (1951–68)1951–68 · WC series (1940–45) · M37 ¾-ton (1951–68) · builtM880 and M890 (1976–78) — photographM880 and M890 (1976–78)1976–78 · W-series: W100 to W350 and Ram W (1957–93) · M880 and M890 (1976–78) · builtPower Wagon Town Wagon (1954–66) — photographPower Wagon Town Wagon (1954–66)1954–66 · Power Wagon WDX (1946–78) · Power Wagon Town Wagon (1954–66) · builtW200 and W300 crew cab (1963–93) — no image yetW200 and W300 crew cab (1963–93)1963–93 · W-series: W100 to W350 and Ram W (1957–93) · W200 and W300 crew cab (1963–93) · builtPlymouth Trail Duster (1974–81) — photographPlymouth Trail Duster (1974–81)1974–81 · Ramcharger (1974–93) · Plymouth Trail Duster (1974–81) · builtPower Wagon (2005–) — photographPower Wagon (2005–)2005 · Ram 1500, 2500 and 3500 4x4 (1994–) · Power Wagon (2005–) · builtRam 1500 Rebel (2015–) — photographRam 1500 Rebel (2015–)2015 · Ram 1500, 2500 and 3500 4x4 (1994–) · Ram 1500 Rebel (2015–) · builtRam 1500 TRX (2021–24) — photographRam 1500 TRX (2021–24)2021–24 · Ram 1500, 2500 and 3500 4x4 (1994–) · Ram 1500 TRX (2021–24) · builtRam 2500/3500 Cummins 4x4 (1989–) — photographRam 2500/3500 Cummins 4x4 (1989–)1989 · Ram 1500, 2500 and 3500 4x4 (1994–) · Ram 2500/3500 Cummins 4x4 (1989–) · builtWC series (1940–45) — photographWC series (1940–45)1940–45 · builtPower Wagon WDX (1946–78) — photographPower Wagon WDX (1946–78)1946–78 · builtW-series: W100 to W350 and Ram W (1957–93) — photographW-series: W100 to W350 and Ram W (1957–93)1957–93 · builtRamcharger (1974–93) — photographRamcharger (1974–93)1974–93 · builtRam 1500, 2500 and 3500 4x4 (1994–) — photographRam 1500, 2500 and 3500 4x4 (1994–)1994 · built

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