• @jpreston2005@lemmy.world
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    391 year ago

    Ram Trucks. according to research, these vehicles are the most likely to be driven, and wrecked, by a drunk driver. People who instinctively idolize an animal that solves it’s problems by smashing them with it’s face… probably not the best people to drive near.

    • @N0mD3Plum3@sh.itjust.works
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      121 year ago

      Living in Australia where US trucks really don’t go on our roads well, I can attest to Ram drivers being the most dreadful drivers here. As we’ve come to call it, Emotional Support Vehicles.

    • @Texas_Hangover@lemmy.world
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      61 year ago

      It’s got nothing to do with any weird animal symbolism bro. Thing is, dodge will finance absolutely anybody. And dodge makes a fun vehicle until it breaks down.

      • Sharp
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        21 year ago

        do rams break down alot? because my father daily drove one for like 20 years without it breaking down

        • @Texas_Hangover@lemmy.world
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          01 year ago

          It’s like 50/50 lol. My brother has a 20+year old Ram, no problems. My Ram went tits up after 4 years. But my Charger ran like a champ until I sold it. If I’m ever in the situation where I can justify a fast car again, it will definitely be a another hemi. As far a trucks go tho, I’m a die hard GM fan these days.

    • @RippleEffect@lemmy.world
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      11 year ago

      Sadly I really like how the classics look and therefore want one.

      But I don’t drink, at all. And I definitely don’t idolize rams. That’s a pretty funny generalization to make though.