I have been trying to decide between a Ford PSD or a Dodge Cummins to replace my GM.

I was driving a 3500 and 2500 when I noticed that the US content on the sticker is 0%. So Chrysler is saying that not ONE part on that truck is manufatured or assembled in the US??

I was used to seeing them say 65% or 70% but 0. You can see for yourself, go to the Dodge website search for a truck on a dealer lot and the look at the window sticker, whats up with that?

I knew they were assembled in Mexico but 0% thats hard to believe???

 

I find that hard to believe myself.... gonna have to swing by the dealer and look.... don't trust what you read on the web.... unless it is in these forums...

 

I can say for sure the Cummins is made in the USA! With the problems Ford is having with the 6.0, I wouldnt think anyone is buying the PSD right now.

 

And what sticker is that???

 

Fird sells more light duty diesels than DC and GM combined.

 

The Cummins in our Rams is a Medium Duty Diesel, Ford and Chev have light Duty Diesels.

 

Touche'------

 

Not in the light duty diesel class!

 

Does that include the european market??

 

They gota sell more fords, the ones their building now keep falling apart!

 

The numbers are in the latest edition of diesel power.

 

I believe the duramax is available in the medium duty GM trucks.

 

That magazine is so ford biased it's not even funny. Main reason I don't buy it.

 

Gotta love those imports!

Pete

 

I think you missed the point. He's saying the Cummins engine is a medium duty engine and the Powerstroke and Duramax are light duty engines. Nothing to do with the trucks their put into.