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Ram CEO Claims Mechanical Bull Was Stolen

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Ram's claim that its mechanical bull had been stolen deemed false, sheriff says

After a car company stated their one-of-a-kind mechanical bull had been stolen, the Oakland County Sheriff's Office is squashing claims that the report is legitimate.

Sheriff frustrated after Ram’s ‘stolen’ mechanical bull turns up with company contractor

The Oakland County Sheriff’s Office had been investigating the missing Bucking HEMI after Ram, through its parent company Stellantis, reported it stolen on Aug. 12. The bull went missing after an event at Roadkill Nights in Pontiac on Aug. 9.

The Autopian on MSN · 8h

A Sheriff And Ram Are Pointing Fingers At Each Other After A Mechanical Bull Was Allegedly Stolen

Last weekend, Stellantis held its big Roadkill Nights event in Detroit, a celebration of all things Mopar and muscular. In addition to drag racing on Woodward, announcing pricing of the inline-six-powered Dodge Charger,

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Ram Is Working on a Mid-Size Pickup Truck, Cheaper Than the 1500, but No, You Can't Buy It

Ram unveiled the Dakota Nightfall concept truck, which produces a production model set to roll out next year with a ladder ...

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Stellantis sued for wrongful death after worker killed at Toledo Jeep plant

Antonio Gaston died at 53 while assembling a Jeep Gladiator in Toledo, Ohio. A new lawsuit filed by his widow alleges that ...

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Is RAM Really Bringing Back The 1500 TRX? Here's What We Know

The rumors about the popular Dodge RAM 1500 TRX returning seem to have been proven true. However, there isn't much ...

Ram finally brings back Dakota nameplate on Nightfall Concept

Ram has been teasing us with a new and smaller truck in our market for a while now, but without actually calling it a “Dakota ...

Ram 1500 diesel lawsuit results in $3,000 payouts

Stellantis feels the heat as Ram 1500 diesel owners get $3,000 if their trucks went up in flames. The jury has made its ...

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Family of Jeep employee who died on the job sues Stellantis, alleging fatal oversights

Antonio Gaston died at 53 while assembling a Jeep Gladiator in Toledo, Ohio. A new lawsuit filed by his widow alleges that Stellantis is at fault.

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