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Which car brand has a ram's head as its logo?

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TeaganLynn

07/24/25 9:48pm

Dodge. The Dodge logo features the surname "Dodge" of the Dodge brothers, with its graphic outline roughly depicting a ram's head within a pentagon. Here are some key facts about Dodge: 1. Dodge produces sedans, sports cars, MPVs, SUVs, and crossover vehicles, with the most renowned models being the Dodge Viper and Dodge Charger. 2. The Dodge brand was established in 1914, with the first Dodge vehicle officially rolling off the production line that same year. In 1915, Dodge trucks became the primary combat equipment during wartime.

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LandonAnn

08/10/25 2:47pm

I saw someone asking about the car with the ram's head logo, that must be a Ram brand vehicle, part of Dodge's Ram series, mainly producing pickup trucks like the Ram 1500. As a car enthusiast, I'm deeply impressed by this emblem, which represents strength and reliability. It dates back to 1981 and is quite popular now. Ram pickups have a sturdy chassis, strong off-road capabilities, and can carry loads up to half a ton, making them suitable for construction sites or long-distance travel. Many people choose them for their low maintenance costs and safety features, such as advanced collision prevention systems. Compared to other pickups, Rams are fuel-efficient and durable, truly an American classic worth paying attention to.

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