The Dodge Rumble Bee swarmed across American roads during the 2004 and 2005 model years. The stylish retooling of the Dodge Ram pickup may only have lasted two years, but the automaker sold over ...

When Ram trucks were sold under the Dodge brand ... days of bidding left on Bring a Trailer, this immaculate Rumble Bee left Courtesy Dodge of Ravenna, Ohio, with a total price of $32,185 on ...

The Rumble Bee concept is based off a 2013 Ram 1500 ... Brent Jones, of Woodstock, Ontario; said he would gladly trade in his 2010 Dodge Ram 1500 if Chrysler were to produce the vehicle.

Like a bigger, heavier, more pickup-trucky Super Bee—one of Mopar’s classic muscle cars—the Dodge Ram Rumble Bee briefly buzzed onto the scene about a decade ago, and now a new one (sans the ...

This concept was called the Ram 1500 Rumble Bee. This article focuses on the 2003 and 2013 Dodge Ram 1500 Rumble Bee models.

Ram Truck unveiled the Rumble Bee Concept pickup at ... accents and Speed Bee logos on the sides in tribute to the Dodge Super Bee muscle cars of the late ‘60s and early ‘70s.

Dodge said it. Dealers said it. Buyers bought it. The 2004 Dodge Ram Rumble Bee was “supposed” to be a limited run of 3700 units. Each truck had numbered dash plaque and seat covers making ...

Fans of cool Ram trucks might remember the 2004/05 limited-production pickup created on the basics of the two-door short-bed platform and liveried in distinctive yellow and black attire.

Ever seen a Dodge Ram Rumble Bee? If you live more than fifty miles from a Dodge truck plant, probably not. The spoiler-sporting bright yellow special-edition Ram may have drawn attention to ...

In 2015, Dodge gave its Ram 1500 line the special treatment by ... it's not cheap to get your hands on a newer truck with this color. The Rumble Bee isn't the same as some of the other trucks ...

and the Dodge Ram 1500 Rumble Bee, to name a few. However, none were quirkier than the Dodge Ram Daytona, a truck that pays homage to the race-winning, vintage Dodge Charger Daytonas of the late 60s.

Ever found your V8 muscle car a little too modest and meek? Dodge may have the answer with the Ram 1500 Rumble Bee Concept. Can you see the two-inch suspension drop here? 'Drone Yellow' paint ...