Here are a few pics.....


It comes with a 5.7-liter MDS HEMI under the abbreviated hood.

NOT to be overlooked....this truck was obviously aimed at the Honda Ridgeline, taking innovation to a while new level! In all honesty, it even had a vague resemblence to the Ridgeline as they pulled it onto the stage (amid loud music, lots of fanfare and flashing lights).

a storage bin UNDER the truck, and accesible through a seperate, lockable door will hold several 4'x8' sheets of plywood. The midgate feature, which allows the rear window to slide straight down, then drops the midgate into a storage area within the bed, allows for longer items. As if this isn't enough, the Rampage is the first truck to showcase stow-and-go seating for both rear seats AND the front passenger seat! This amazing feature results in a rubber-coated flat load floor that stretches from the tailgate all the way to the glovebox. Of course, the fun goes one step further as the tailgate triples in length and then drops all the way to the ground, providing a flat, weight supporting ramp.

Honda, watch out, Dodge is answering your challenge.

gross I hate vehicles that are designed around bubbles

Another turd, brought to you by the fine people at Dodge. Why is Dodge trying to compete for the ugliest truck/cars ever made?

i dont think they were going a whole lot in the look depart as they were in the useable space... and in another thing being from iowa and a farm infested back alie hick town i found that just cuz it looks like something from bubbleboy dont mean it aint packing something, and i can look at trucks that are pritty all day but i would only buy a dodge (the only manufacturer that hasnt failed me) that out performs all others and that ugly bubble look you reffer to is probly arodinamics (all companys need a lil work in that branch especualy the scion things)wether it looks bad or not will ultamitly come strieght down to functionality, from what im hearing about it its got that covered(even if you gatta kick the girl out...or slide her closer) you WILL get what you needed home

...as aerodynamic as a brick...