Have you ever wondered what is behind the symbol that graces the front of Ram trucks? It's not just a badge without thought behind
it; it represents everything that the RAM Trucks brand has to offer. Rams are
known for their tough spirit and strong personality, after all. Here are some
more ways the RAM 1500 and bighorn rams are alike.
How RAM Trucks and Bighorn Rams are
Similar:
They both easily tackle
terrain. While the RAM 1500 employs four-wheel drive, Rocky Mountain bighorm
rams use their rough, split hooves to give them traction on uneven and tough
terrain.
They're both hard-workers.
Bighorm rams use their horns in battles that can last for many hours. The RAM
1500 can tow up to 10,450 lbs., meaning it has the power to tackle even the
toughest jobs and longest days.
They break away from the flock.
Rams aren't typical sheep. They don't simply follow a flock; they often branch
out on their own due to their resourceful nature. In the same way, new RAM
pickups don't simply follow the auto "cowd". They stand alone, and
use innovative measures, like the new EcoDiesel engine found in the 2014 RAM
1500, to tackle whatever may come their way.
What do you think of the bighorn RAM being the
symbol for your favorite pickup brand? Leave us a comment, and let us know what
you think! To experience the latest model in-person, don't hesitate to drop by Lewis Chrysler Dodge Jeep, located in Fayetteville, AR, today.
[INFO]
http://blog.ramtrucks.com/features/of-animals-and-trucks-ram-1500-and-bighorn-ram-five-point-comparison/
