Hellcat or Hurricane Single Cab: Can RAM Stop the F-150?

Is Dodge giving up on the performance single cab market? In this episode of Texas Car Dads, Dennis and Grant dive into the controversial comments from Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis regarding the future of single-cab trucks. While Dodge confirms the 6.4L Hemi is off the table for a short bed pickup , we discuss why this leaves the door wide open for Ford to dominate with their supercharged Coyote F-150s.

We break down exactly how Ram could easily fix this using the parts bin they already have—debating whether the high-output Hurricane inline-six or the legendary Hellcat is the right move to save the Mopar sport truck.

In This Video:
The "No 6.4L" Announcement: Analyzing Tim Kuniskis' statement that Dodge will not put a 392 Hemi in a single cab.
Ford's Dominance: How you can buy a 700HP supercharged F-150 with a warranty for under $80k right now.
The Hurricane Solution: Why a 550HP Twin-Turbo Inline-6 with AWD might actually be faster than a V8.
The Hellcat Dream: The case for a "nuclear option" engine swap to satisfy the enthusiasts.
The Return of a Legend: Why now is the perfect time for Ram to revive the "Little Red Express" moniker.

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00:00 - Why Dodge Said "NO" to the 6.4L Hemi
03:28 - The Competition: 700HP Ford F-150s with a Warranty
06:31 - Is the V8 Dead? (Ford vs. Ram Strategy)
08:40 - The Fix: Hellcat Swap vs. Hurricane Inline-6
13:38 - Why Ram Needs a Modern "Little Red Express"