Blog - Page 9 of 20 - Dunn Ram Trucks

The Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit stacks massage seats, four zone climate and McIntosh audio on real Jeep capability. A Portage la Prairie dealer's honest take on what the top trim buys you in a Manitoba winter, and when a lower trim is the smarter money.

The 2027 Jeep Grand Wagoneer arrives with a renamed, simplified trim walk, the 420 horsepower Hurricane I6 standard across the line, and a new Overland trim. A Manitoba dealer reads through the changes and what they mean for Canadian buyers.

What a Manitoba Certificate of Inspection actually covers, when you need one, how long it lasts, the family transfer exemptions, and why a dealer sold used vehicle already comes with one. Explained plainly by a Portage la Prairie dealer.

Hardtop or soft top on your Jeep Wrangler? A Manitoba dealer's honest take on winter warmth, noise at highway speed, security, resale and the dual top answer, from a lot that lives at minus 28.

Grand Cherokee or Wrangler? One is the refined family SUV, the other is the open air icon. A Manitoba dealer's honest read on winter, towing, seating and which Jeep actually fits your life.

The official 2026 Ram 1500 fuel consumption ratings for Canada, engine by engine, from the Pentastar V6 to the Hurricane HO. Plus the honest read on what a Manitoba winter, a headwind and a trailer actually do to those numbers.

New trucks lose real money in the first five years, but a new Ram carries a 10 year powertrain warranty that does not transfer. Here is the honest new versus used math for a Manitoba truck buyer, and how to tell which side of it you are on.

The Cummins makes 1,075 lb ft and tows 20,000 lb. The 6.4 HEMI carries more payload and costs less to own. Here is the honest heavy duty comparison for a Manitoba buyer, including what neither engine's spec sheet tells you.

The official 2026 Jeep Wrangler fuel consumption ratings for Canada, engine by engine, from the 2.0 litre turbo four to the 392 V8. Plus the honest reason a Wrangler drinks more than a crossover, and what that buys you.

The 2026 Ram 2500 tows up to 20,000 lb with the Cummins and 17,740 lb with the 6.4 HEMI. The Ram 3500 goes to 36,610 lb. Here is what each number means, why your truck's rating is different, and how to find the one that applies to you.