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Old 09-10-2006, 08:05 PM
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no more cummins for dodge

ok a buddy on mines dad works at a dodge dealership and he keeps telling me that in 08 dodge wont have the cummins it it no more. He says that it will be replaced with a mercades diesel or something of the sort. I tell him that if that was true then why would they design a whole new motor for 07 dodge platforms if they were just going to trash it the next year
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Been hearin' that for about 5 years now......maybe it's because FORD OWNS CUMMINGS????? (duck)
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His therapest told him to count when he gets angery. And talk like this seems to do it.
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Originally Posted by Totallyrad
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Hoss is an aggie, those numooraals kind of get to him. It works better if you use pictures:

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Oh Chad,
You might not make it out of this one in one piece.
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Originally Posted by chadwick
ok a buddy on mines dad works at a dodge dealership and he keeps telling me that in 08 dodge wont have the cummins it it no more. He says that it will be replaced with a mercades diesel or something of the sort. I tell him that if that was true then why would they design a whole new motor for 07 dodge platforms if they were just going to trash it the next year

For the record...if you are going to start yet another roumor about this (it seems to happen monthly, if not more...), at least try to sound confident.

What this means: you (not a second, third, or fifth party) have obtained verifiable, well - sourced documetation on details that lead one to beleive that some sort of change could actually take place. There's a reason that, in school, you were asked to quote sources. Since this seems to be lost in this instance, let me give an example: A word to learn is "Verifiable"...

Main Entry: ver·i·fi·able
Pronunciation: "ver-&-'fI-&-b&l
Function: adjective
: capable of being verified
- ver·i·fi·abil·i·ty /"ver-&-"fI-&-'bi-l&-tE/ noun
- ver·i·fi·able·ness noun


And this comes from www.m-w.com
AKA: the Merriam-Webster Online dictionary.
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Old 09-10-2006, 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by 96_12V
For the record...if you are going to start yet another roumor about this (it seems to happen monthly, if not more...), at least try to sound confident.
If he was confident in his answer, which was right, then he wouldn't have asked us about it.

Although, if you're interested in quotations, anything indicating that the Cummins will be present in 2008 Dodges would be much better information than the definition of "verifiable".

Chadwick here's just the unfortunate product of naivety...
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If anything , you will see Cummins V-6 and V-8 in other Dodge products by 2010 and that isnt that far away. Mercedes doesnt have anything clean enough for all 50 states.
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Originally Posted by JohnCA58
If anything , you will see Cummins V-6 and V-8 in other Dodge products by 2010 and that isnt that far away. Mercedes doesnt have anything clean enough for all 50 states.
Mercedes has the Bluetec. I can't see it going into a lot of th Dodge products for a few years at least, because I believe it is a pretty expensive engine.
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i thought dodge had contract with cummins till 2011 at least.
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weren't Ford salesmen saying this like 6yrs ago?
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Originally Posted by Forrest Nearing
weren't Ford salesmen saying this like 6yrs ago?

Ford salesman were saying this 15 years ago. Not much changes.
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Originally Posted by 96_12V
For the record...if you are going to start yet another roumor about this (it seems to happen monthly, if not more...), at least try to sound confident.

What this means: you (not a second, third, or fifth party) have obtained verifiable, well - sourced documetation on details that lead one to beleive that some sort of change could actually take place. There's a reason that, in school, you were asked to quote sources. Since this seems to be lost in this instance, let me give an example: A word to learn is "Verifiable"...

Main Entry: ver·i·fi·able
Pronunciation: "ver-&-'fI-&-b&l
Function: adjective
: capable of being verified
- ver·i·fi·abil·i·ty /"ver-&-"fI-&-'bi-l&-tE/ noun
- ver·i·fi·able·ness noun


And this comes from www.m-w.com
AKA: the Merriam-Webster Online dictionary.
Hey why don't you just go jump his **** for asking a question?
I don't know if your post was meant to be sarcastic or what. Have you ever asked a question somebody else may have thought "stupid"?
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Next we will be hearing that in 2008 or 2010 DC will be dropping their truck lines to focus on better fuel economy and greener vehicles.... Maybe we should start that rumor about Frod.... Mr. Ford is concerned about the environment so much and seeing the impact that his company can have on it has decided to drop all of their large truck lines inorder to focus on their high fuel mileage cars..... Yeah thats it... And I heard that from a friends golf partners buddy that cleans Mr. Fords Laundry!!!
I think he is the same guy spreading rumors about Ford owning Cummins!

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