Portage Dodge Ram becomes a separate entity with new look, Dodge and address

The horn has sounded. The head of the ram is only for vehicles Dodge. It seems logical to keep the emblem of the Ram pickup and the rest of the Chrysler truck line which is now being used, but time will tell. Chrysler has created a new logo for their brand and new logo will begin appearing on cars instead of the Dodge Ram.

Portage Dodge Ram customers should not worry too much however. It's just a symbol and it is expected that the change will not affect customer perception or have any connection with the product quality. Dodge's new logo is the name of "Dodge" in all caps with a pair of red stripes. Not very elegant, but leaves no doubt about who the manufacturer is. Apparently, Chrysler hopes the new logo reminds buyers of the long tradition behind the name and reputation of being tough and reliable.

Stripes, of course, is a reference to the races and the buyer must think "speed and agility." A bit exaggerated, but I'll take their word for it as I never did it myself the association. The important thing about the Portage used car buyers is the recognition factor, and as I mentioned, the pretty name speaks for itself. However, Portage Dodge Ram buyers are emotional - they can always buy a truck and keep the head of the ram. What customers should focus on quality matrix is and Chrysler is offering competitive right now.

Apart from the trucks have been the best (and still have the ram's head), the Dodge Caliber is a cross interesting and very spacious and affordable. So, for the car lover die-hard classic, not the Challenger and Charger - muscle car sports ensures backward make you feel like a teenager again.

Of course, the standby Dodge Caravan minivan has been a favorite for many years and even has a new campaign advertising to promote the cold. The Nitro SUV also gets a bit of a spin on the familiar and comes at a very reasonable too.

Auto Dealers Portage used may want to keep track, but I'm betting that the number of customers coming and wonder what happened to the ram's head will be few and far between. The important thing is maintaining the tradition and quality Dodge. They may have to explain the racing stripes, however.

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Bart Perry is a freelance writer and car enthusiast. His articles feature information on Portage Dodge Ram dealers for customers of Portage used cars.

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