Dodge is an American automobile brand, originally called the Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicle Company from 1914 to 1927. Chrysler acquired the Dodge company in 1928 from which it remains part of the FCA US LLC.

In 1901, John Francis Dodge and Horace Elgin Dodge moved their Brothers Bicycle & Machine Factory to Detroit (Michigan, United States) from Windsor (Ontario, Canada), where they built auto parts. Their bearings and other parts were in demand with the early automotive industry and they helped in the design of engine parts for the first Oldsmobile cars.

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In 1902, the Dodge Brothers joined Henry Ford, who was seeking help to finance his own car company. They helped start the Ford Motor Company as well as manufacturing parts for the first Ford, achieving mutual benefit for both Ford and the Dodge Brothers. Already in 1913, almost all Ford parts such as chassis, suspension, brakes, engines, transmissions, etc. They were built by Dodge.

After Chrysler took possession of the English group Rootes, the Simca of France, Barreiros in Spain, and the resulting establishment of Chrysler in Europe in the late 1960s, the Dodge brand was used in light commercial vehicles, most of them in the initially called Commer or Karrier (subsidiaries of Rootes), in the version of the Simca 1100, in the Spanish Dodge Dart, and in heavy vehicles built in Spain. The best known were the Dodge 50 series, widely used by public service and military companies, but rarely considered outside the United Kingdom, and heavy Spanish constructions of the 300 series available such as 4x2, 6x4, 8x2, and 8x4, as well as like the semi-trailer trucks. All of them were also sold in export markets such as Fargo or De Soto.

In 1977 Chrysler Europe collapsed, and the sale of its assets to the Peugeot factories, the English and Spanish Dodges, where they quickly passed to the Renault Vehicle Industry, which gradually re-qualified Renault the range of vans and trucks in the 80s , falling the usual production altogether and using the facilities to produce the engines in the United Kingdom and some models of Spanish Renault trucks. Dodge would not return to the United Kingdom until the introduction of the Dodge Neon SRT-4, called Chrysler Neon, in the middle of the 2000. It followed with the appearance of the Caliber and began to sell more models like the Dodge Nitro or the Avenger.

However, since the takeover of Fiat S.p.A. about Chrysler Group LLC, the Dodge brand leaves the European market, and since 2011 some of its cars have been commercialized under the Fiat brand. The first model of this new commercial strategy is the Fiat Freemont, brother of the Dodge Journey, both assembled in Mexico, with a slight redesign adapted to the European market.

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Dodge was a part of DaimlerChrysler AG, based in Stuttgart (Germany). Since 2005, the Dodge brand has been known above all for its SUVs, which make up 78% of the sales of the division. Dodge tries to change this with the introduction of the new Dodge Charger and the Dodge Challenger. The Dodge brand was reintroduced in Europe in 2006. Currently the Dodge Viper SRT-10 (sold as Dodge SRT-10 in the UK), Dodge Ram, and The Dodge Caliber are the only Dodge vehicles in that market. The Dodge Nitro and Dodge Avenger began selling in mid-2007.

Dodge recently re-entered the Australian market in 2006 after an absence of 30 years. Dodge Australia plans to launch a new model every six months in the next three years, plans to capture interest in the brand. The first of these models is the Dodge Caliber, which was well received at the Melbourne Motor Show in 2006. Dodge vehicles are now available in many countries around the world. In 2006, Dodge sold more than 1.3 million vehicles in the global market. In the spring of 2007, DaimlerChrysler reached an agreement with Cerberus Capital Management L.P. for the sale of the subsidiary Chrysler Group, of which the Dodge division is a part.

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Dodge was a part of DaimlerChrysler AG, based in Stuttgart (Germany). Since 2005, the Dodge brand has been known above all for its SUVs, which make up 78% of the sales of the division. Dodge tries to change this with the introduction of the new Dodge Charger and the Dodge Challenger.

The Dodge brand was reintroduced in Europe in 2006. Currently the Dodge Viper SRT-10 (sold as Dodge SRT-10 in the UK), Dodge Ram, and the Dodge Caliber are the only Dodge vehicles in that market. The Dodge Nitro and Dodge Avenger began selling in mid-2007. Dodge recently re-entered the Australian market in 2006 after an absence of 30 years. Dodge Australia plans to launch a new model every six months in the next three years, plans to capture interest in the brand. The first of these models is the Dodge Caliber, which was well received at the Melbourne Motor Show in 2006.