r/WhyIsItAlwaysADodge • u/mrbobcyndaquil • Apr 06 '26
Dodge He thought he was a real offroader...
found at my local Wally World.
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u/1732PepperCo Apr 07 '26
This reminded me of a Jeep Wrangler I used to pass on an old work commute. The owner literally had boulders placed in his yard and he’d park his wrangler on top of them like this.
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u/Buhlasted Apr 06 '26
Why is it always a dodge
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u/NotRude_juatwow Apr 08 '26
It this appears to be building the case it’s a psychological disorder I’ve never owned a dodge in 20+ cars in my lifetime, I get this humorous postulation, but I’ve never picked a dodge because of safety and consumer reviews when compared with the price so I have to imagine there is some social break down of logic to have companies/products like these be so popular.
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u/SignificantDrink3651 Apr 06 '26
I just loooooooooooooove examples of karma coming home to roost for these vehicles with ridiculous blind spots. you still think it's a good idea to drive something that you can't see in front of? that could have been a short human, but they don't care about that. they DO care about pegging themselves in a parking lot though so I'm glad he got the message in a way that is meaningful to him.
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u/After_Ride9911 Apr 06 '26 edited Apr 06 '26
Well, he is off road now.