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In the past Dodge had produced several chassis for cutaway buses and school buses. | In the past Dodge had produced several chassis for cutaway buses and school buses. | ||
*B Series (Tradesman, Sportsman, Voyager, Ram Van) (1970-2003) | *[[Chrysler AB platform|B Series]] (Tradesman, Sportsman, Voyager, Ram Van) (1970-2003) | ||
*[[Dodge Sprinter|Sprinter]] (2003-2010 - rebadged [[Mercedes-Benz Sprinter]]) | *[[Dodge Sprinter|Sprinter]] (2003-2010 - rebadged [[Mercedes-Benz Sprinter]]) | ||
*Ram Pickup (1981-2009 - now sold under [[Ram Trucks]]) | *Ram Pickup (1981-2009 - now sold under [[Ram Trucks]]) | ||
Latest revision as of 17:40, 7 October 2020
Dodge is a brand of automobiles, minivans, and sport utility vehicles manufactured by FCA US LLC, based in Auburn Hills, Michigan. Their offerings formerly included pickup trucks and commercial vans, which were spun off into the Ram Trucks brand in 2010.
Models
In the past Dodge had produced several chassis for cutaway buses and school buses.
- B Series (Tradesman, Sportsman, Voyager, Ram Van) (1970-2003)
- Sprinter (2003-2010 - rebadged Mercedes-Benz Sprinter)
- Ram Pickup (1981-2009 - now sold under Ram Trucks)