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Hyundai Officially Denies Ram-Based Pickup Truck Rumors
There was a rumor floating around this week that Hyundai is in talks with Chrysler LLC to sell a version of the Dodge Ram pickup under its own brand in the States.
Today, the South Korean-based automaker vigorously denied the story through an official statement made from its U.S division.
"Hyundai Motor Co. denies that there are any current plans to bring a pickup truck of any type into the U.S. now or in the foreseeable future," the company said in its statement.
"Hyundai is not in discussion with Chrysler in regard to a selling a rebadged Chrysler Corp pickup truck, or any other vehicle, in the U.S," the automaker concluded.
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Volkswagen Jetta Pickup Truck Builder Looking For Interested Buyers
Massachusetts-based kit car company Smyth Performance is pondering a new project for a pickup truck conversion of the fourth generation Volkswagen Jetta sedan. The company's founder, Mark Smith, who also happens to be the co-founder of Factory Five...
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Bmw M3 E36 Converted To A Pickup Truck, Is It A Stud Or A Dud?
Last year, BMW's M division had scoop photographers and news sites alike trying to figure out what was going on with the E92-based M3 targa-topped pickup truck testing at the Nürburgring. That was before the Bavarians revealed the car in the flesh...
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2013 Hyundai Veloster Turbo Photos On The Loose
There's no end to the automotive leaks today with the latest victim of "someone, somewhere did it, but it wasn't me" being the 2013 Hyundai Veloster Turbo, photos of which "somehow" made it online several hours ahead of its...
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Ram Truck Announces New Entry-level 1500 Hemi V8, Still To Decide On Name
In a somewhat strange move, the Chrysler Group's Ram Truck division announced today that it would launch a new entry-level version of its 1500 pickup truck equipped with a standard HEMI V8 engine, but it has yet to decide on the vehicle's name....
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Hyundai And Kia Scrap Pickup Truck Plans
Crumbling pickup truck sales and rising gas prices have led Hyundai and its affiliate Kia to abandon (for now at least) their plans to build pick-up trucks in the U.S. “Because of high oil prices, the light-truck market has been declining,'â€...
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