Few arguments in the automotive world have run as long or as loud as which brand truly owns American muscle. Dodge has been at the center of this debate for five decades as the Charger and Challenger built a reputation that no competitor has fully matched. Now, with the Charger Daytona, Dodge is proving that…
In 2013, RAM Trucks aired a Super Bowl commercial that opened with silence and closed with the title card “RAM Trucks” and the tagline “To the Farmer in all of us.” Paul Harvey, a radio broadcaster, recited the piece he had originally delivered to the Future Farmers of America in 1978, describing the person who…
America turns 250 this year, which is a milestone that calls for looking back at not only the events in history books, but at the companies, workers, and machines that helped build the country into what it has become. Few names in American industry tell that story better than Dodge, Chrysler, and RAM. Here is…
The Birth of American Muscle The muscle car era took off in the 1960s, and Chrysler was right in the middle of it through its Dodge and Plymouth divisions. These cars were built around one thing: power. Dodge Charger (1966): With aggressive styling and a lineup of high-performance V8s, the Charger quickly became a standout….
The importance of producing goods on American soil is gaining traction in today’s economy. With renewed attention on tariffs, trade policy, and the resilience of supply chains, there’s growing recognition of what it means to build and buy products made in the USA. At Artioli Chrysler Dodge Ram, we’ve always believed in the importance of…
