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Ron Burgundy is a Dodge Man through and through. And it's definitely not just because he's appearing in commercials for their products—including the majestic Dodge Durango with 25 MPG.

Ron Burgundy is a Dodge Man through and through. And it's definitely not just because he's appearing in commercials for their products—including the powerful and elegant 2014 Dodge Durango.

Ron Burgundy is a Dodge Man through and through. And it's definitely not just because he's appearing in commercials for their products—including the powerful and elegant 2014 Dodge Durango.

In celebration of Movember mustache month and the upcoming release of Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues, Airpark Dodge Chrysler Jeep wants to show you how to grow a mustache like Anchorman Ron Burgundy. And for the ladies reading this: don't act like you're not impressed.

Ron Burgundy and his team of sidekicks are back in "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues" and we want to give you the chance to check out an advance screening of the laugh-out-loud sequel before it hits theaters everywhere on Dec. 18!

Connected World magazine recently presented the 2014 Dodge Dart with a Connected Car of the Year Award thanks to its highly advanced Uconnect infotainment system. The Dart took home the top honors in the Small Connected Car category and was recognized for its Uconnect system's ability to deliver navigation and communication information in a non-distracting form.

The incoming 2014 Ram 1500 EcoDiesel is in high demand due to its best-in-class, estimated 28 mpg rating, and when Ram's initial order allocation for the truck opened up on Feb. 7, people went into a frenzy. In just a three-day period, over 8,000 orders were received for the EcoDiesel, filling Ram's allocation and making up 50 percent of the total order mix.

One might find Ram's recent partnership with CASE Construction Equipment a bit unordinary, but once you set your eyes on Case's new 580 Super N Wide Track Backhoe, inspired by the Ram Laramie Longhorn, it will all begin to make sense.

A Great Pyrenees, Primo, was purchased by a Flagstaff owner to be a livestock guardian dog - something that Pyrenees are innately bred to do. Livestock guardian dogs live outside with their flocks day and night, regardless of weather conditions.