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Ram is listed separately from Dodge (I'm guessing they are technically different companies now?) Combined they'd get 277 which would put them last Edit: corr
by arprocter 6y ago
Ram is listed separately from Dodge (I'm guessing they are technically different companies now?)
Combined they'd get 277 which would put them last
Edit: correction - as stan_rogers says below, adding gives problems per 200 cars. 277 / 2 = 138.5
- stan_rogers 6y agoIt's problems per 100 vehicles. If you add them up, you get problems per 200 vehicles. If you go back to 100 vehicles, you'd have 139 (assuming they round up).
- arprocter 6y agoGood catch - I added an edit
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- bdcravens 6y agoAnd even then, dividing by 2 wouldn't necessary match up, since Rams are just one of multiple Dodge vehicles. (Not sure if the weight of each model is based on sales share or random)
- putnambr 6y agoYou'd also have to weight it, I'm sure Ram isn't exactly 50% of Dodge's portfolio.