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The campaign includes a series of commercials and long-form content that spans across broadcast, digital and the Ram brand social media channels Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Two spots in the the new campaign, titled "Neighbor”and “Provider,” will debut via broadcast television this weekend during the NCAA March Madness telecast.
 

Ram truck enthusiasts from Riverhead to Selden, Bohemia to Port Jefferson and across Long Island have been anticipating news of the Ram 1500 TRX for 2021. The wait is over. Ram has begun production of the all-new 2021 Ram 1500 TRX has begun at the Sterling Heights Assembly Plant (SHAP) in Sterling Heights, Michigan. The first vehicle – VIN No. 001 – is a Ram 1500 TRX Launch Edition adorned in exclusive Anvil exterior paint that will be auctioned for charity. More details on the auction will be available early next year.

Amazon Opens Store For Jeep Enthusiasts.

Jeep drivers are known for their love and enthusiasm for the Jeep brand. And now they can flaunt their love of everything Jeep at the Amazon Jeep Store. Licensed products and merchandise include apparel, adventure/camping gear, iconic collections, children’s merchandise, home products and accessories (phone cases, ear buds, key chains), available to enthusiasts just in time for the holidays.

If you see a Jeep on the roads of Long Island from Medford to Sayville, Middle Island to Islandia or in Setauket, you can guess where they did their shopping

A new sixty second video reprising the adventures of Ricky Bobby and featuring the music of AC/DC from Tallageda Nights has launched across social media channels. Gary Cole reprises his role as Reese Bobby from the 2006 movie in Family Motto, and repeats the now famous line: "if you ain't first, you're last."

The spot opens in 1981 in Talladega County with Reese Bobby, in a new 2021 Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat, on a walkie talkie imploring his young son Ricky Bobby, who appears to be driving…

Jeep enthusiasts from all over Long Island love to have their dogs buckled up with them as they seek out adventure, proudly featuring them along with their favorite Jeep vehicle in social media content through the…

Jeep drivers are noticing hidden "Easter Eggs" hidden in their vehicles, and our team at Port Jeff Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram is encouraging you to share yours today! Jeep is committed to keeping the driving experience thrilling, satisfying, and fun overall, and hidden "Easter Eggs" are adding to the surprises Jeep drivers can expect, from Port Jefferson to Coram.

Chrysler Supports No Kid Hungry Campaign During School Closures. 

Chrysler has joined hands with the No Kid Hungry Campaign to focus on ending child hunger in America. The initiative aims to provide meals to children in need with the sale of each Chrysler Pacifica. This extension will help support the summer months, which can be the most challenging time to make sure kids get the meals they need, and will continue toward Chrysler's goal of providing up to 10 million meals since the program's March launch.

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When New York begins to re-open after months of lockdown due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Long Islanders will have a choice to make. How do I get around while staying safe? Social distancing may prove a problem on crowded trains and subways. Train and Subway platforms are also a risk. Experts unanimously agree that a private vehicle is the most isolated and safest way to travel. Bear in mind that washing your hands and sanitizing the interior of your vehicle is essential, especially if other people ride with you.

Looking to get a great deal on a new or used vehicle in the Port Jefferson area? Port Jeff Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram can help! We're excited to offer Long Island area drivers an extensive selection of online vehicle specials! 

#TheMuscleBehindUs Social Media Campaign From Dodge, Applauds Essentil Workers Contributions.

#TheMuscleBehindUs social media campaign from Dodge is giving the Brotherhood of Muscle the opportunity to recognize first responders and other essential workers on the frontlines of the pandemic crisis. The campaign encourages members of the Brotherhood of Muscle to submit stories and photos of their heroes whose work is essential to keep their communities safe, using #TheMuscleBehindUs hashtag.