If you’re tired of spending a fortune buying gas for your car, it’s probably time to think about a more fuel-efficient vehicle. However, you don’t have to necessarily buy an all-electric car; a plug-in hybrid vehicle (PHEV) can give you just what you need. And there’s another incentive to pick this type of model: it could come with an EV tax credit.
There’s a big revolution currently happening in the auto industry. While the idea of making eco-friendly vehicles was kind of a quaint notion a couple decades ago, now carmakers are actually focused on real change.
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At Fields Chrysler Jeep Dodge, we've always been amazed by what our vehicles are capable of, and as we look ahead to the 2013 Ram 1500, we can't help but get excited about what's coming up next.
The 2013 Dodge Ram 1500 that Skokie drivers can look forward to driving is absolutely stacked with tech upgrades designed to boost fuel economy and attract the attention of retail buyers.
When it comes to loving your Dodge Ram, Evanston, we know what the feeling is like: natural. What's not to love? Power, style, performance - it's a natural fit!
Well, Ram is about to get even more natural now that Chrysler has announced that Ram trucks will offer bi-fuel versions of its 2500 Heavy Duty pickup, which will receive a name change as well. This model will be known as the Ram 2500 HD CNG, which stands for compressed natural gas.
Conformity is usually looked down upon as a form of surrender, but when it's done for the right reasons, conformity can be an admirable move.
Chrysler Group, for one, knows when conformity can be a good thing for its cars, its drivers and the wider world. The automaker is introducing diesel-powered and hybrid vehicles in the United States in order to adhere to strict Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) regulations.
