Is Ram Reviving The Rumble Bee?

TTAC Staff
by TTAC Staff

News of a new Ram performance truck was bolstered by these images released by Ram yesterday, that preview the new model set to be unveiled at this weekend’s Woodward Dream Cruise.

With a yellow bee motif and the word “Rumble” stenciled below the Ram’s shifter dial, it’s safe to assume that the Rumble Bee is based on the Ram Express, a stripped-down Hemi powered version of the Ram 1500. But while the Ram Express is rather basic (vinyl seats are available, for example) the Rumble Bee will likely have some more upscale features to go along with a higher price tag.

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  • Doug-g Doug-g on Aug 16, 2013

    Hard to believe that Dodge (now Ram) pickups were barely a ripple in the market until Chrysler stuck a Cummins in them, either by choice or by chance. The idea of a real truck engine sold and they thought maybe a "big rig" look would go over. Marketing history was made and now people with small penises and low IQ's have a vehicle of their very own.. an Italian truck to hang their pro-American and anti-Obama stickers on.

  • Mrb00st Mrb00st on Aug 16, 2013

    Hopefully it has the 6.4L (392ci) Hemi that's in the 2500 for next year, a single cab, 4.10's, and sticky tires.

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