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By Pat Foster

The history of American automotive brands illustrates the tenor and spirit of their times. One of the most important is century-old Dodge/Ram trucks, a sales juggernaut that once propped up Chrysler Corp. and now does the same for international auto giant Stellantis. In Dodge and Dodge Ram Pickups—An Illustrated History, award-winning automotive author Patrick Foster details the genesis of today’s hot-selling Ram pickups, vans, and four-wheel drives. His research takes the reader from the Graham brothers (who built the first trucks sold through Dodge dealers) through Ram becoming a standalone brand in the 21st century, at which point it occupies the number-two position for light-duty truck sales in the world. Dodge/Ram enthusiasts will love this book, as will truck lovers in general, with its richly illustrated pages and detailed text.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Patrick Foster is one of America’s best-known automotive journalists and a dedicated historian/author who has been writing for more than 25 years. Foster is a feature writer and columnist for Hemmings Classic Car and Old Cars magazines and a feature writer for Collectible Automobile and Vintage Truck magazines, as well. He has written 34 books and contributed material to several others. Accolades for his work include the Lee Iacocca Award, one of the most coveted honors in the car hobby, for excellence in automotive writing. Born in Burlington, Vermont, Foster resides in Milford, Connecticut.

Sftbd., 130 pgs., 8-1/2" x 11"