If it has the “4x4 OFF ROAD” on the bed by the rear tailight, it has the E-Locker as its part of that package. Also, if you search inventory using the RAM site, you can look at a digital version of the window sticker and it will be on there if it has it as a stand along option.

It has always been my understanding that that whole shot of him missing the turn and backing up was an out-take that made it into the movie. Meaning, he was supposed to make the turn, but didn’t and he just kept working the scene and that was the result.  They used it in the final product.

As someone who had to just put an emergency new roof on a 14 year old house... start saving, FAST!

Thanks!  Its been years since I saw the movie.  I was skeptical but went out on a limb and was wrong.

All Morty had to do was lay low... but noooo.

I am confused because when you go into the release you linked from iSeeCars it list the Corvette Convertible as the #1 least driven car.  What am I missing?

Glad to see that the cars I own are on the Most Driven list, we are doing our part @ 20,000+ mi/year on both.

Extremely satisfied to see it as the first comment made.

(What I see when I see the new BMW Design language)

Originally it was a Red/Chrome Pontiac “Chief” emblem.

Went to the auction listing looking for something with a 400/4-Speed.

A great Display of wit!

lol.  “Factory Refurbished”

I had the same reaction.  Wait, serious suggestions that actually make sense?!  Is it April 1?!

This would make them wish they fixed the broken spark plug on the Audi.

Just about everyone in my companies finance and accounting department drives a JGC. This may explain a few things...

A friend of mine had a 1998 ZR2 it was about 3 years old and it rattled and squeaked so bad.

2WD ones, yes.  4WD could be nightmares.

Good use of Gen5 Camaro steelies. 

The vehicles may be missing the manual park release cover, which is not a minor issue.