Here’s the fun part. Dodge doesn’t just own stuff in a vacuum. It shares a garage with brands you know and love. Let’s name a few: Jeep, Chrysler, and Ram are right next door.
Yes, Ram used to be a Dodge truck. Now it’s its own brand. That means the Dodge Ram you remember is just a memory. Today, Ram is separate, but it’s still part of the Stellantis empire, just like Dodge.
Jeep is the Cool Cousin
Jeep is the rugged, outdoorsy cousin of Dodge. You can buy a Grand Cherokee, a Wrangler, or even a Gladiator pickup. They share some engines and tech with Dodge. It’s a family affair under the hood.
Funny fact: The Jeep Gladiator is basically a pickup from the same company that gives us the Dodge Charger. One is for climbing rocks; the other is for terrifying your neighbors at a drag strip. Both are from the same parent.
Chrysler is the Weird Uncle
Chrysler is the brand that makes minivans and the 300 sedan. It’s not flashy like Dodge. But guess what? The Chrysler 300 and the Dodge Charger share a platform. They are cousins underneath the sheet metal.
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So when you see a Chrysler 300, just know it’s family. A bit boring, sure, but still related.
