The diesel engine expected to come to the Dodge Ram truck in 2010 will no longer do, announced Chrysler, as the contract between the American manufacturer and Cummins Inc. will be cancelled. The ...

According to sources such as Ohio Diesel, the current 6.7-liter Cummins inline-six is the most reliable diesel engine used in ...

"The one-millionth Cummins-powered Ram is the result of a very successful partnership. With the help of the Cummins team, we have redefined the meaning of tough trucks and set new standards for ...

Mine has 260k on the miles and still runs like it has 50k on it. Tows great. Looks great. Sounds great. My fav vehicle I’ve ever owned. Bought the truck for the 5.9 Cummins motor and its sound. I am ...

Do you remember your first diesel experience? For Jesse Gulas, it was a 6.2L Chevy that his family used to travel to rodeos around New Mexico. In addition to being slow and loud, the truck left the ...

A short while ago, we showcased to you a Cummins Diesel swapped 1941 Dodge Powerwagon restomod that sold for a whopping quarter-million dollars. The mint condition 1992 Dodge Ram 5.8 Cummins we have ...

It's tough to imagine a world without Ram heavy-duty trucks, but back in the 1980s, that was a real possibility. Dodge's truck division was on the ropes. Its offerings were stale, with designs that ...

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) and engine supplier Cummins are the latest companies to be accused of hiding excess diesel-exhaust emissions. A class-action lawsuit filed against the two companies ...

For 2010, Dodge Ram 2500 and 3500 pickups see a significant styling update, with all-new exterior sheet metal and a new interior similar to the one used in the 1500 model. Only a few mechanical ...

The Dodge Ram represents an excellent choice among full-size light-duty pickups. That's saying something considering the renaissance of all-new pickups from Ford and Nissan for 2004, along with strong ...

I'm sure we're all familiar with the saying that "you're only as strong as your weakest link." It's a cliché that can be applied to nearly anything: Sports teams, office environments, school group ...