Ram has crashed Ford’s party big time. Ford was all set to unveil the fourteenth generation of the F-150, which is arguably the biggest launch of the year when Ram decided to drop a teaser of the upcoming Ram Rebel TRX just hours before the F-150’s debut.

The Rebel TRX goes up against the F-150 Raptor, so this strategic timing was purely evil. What a war this is turning out to be!

Small Teaser, Big Impact

This is not the first time Ram took a jibe with the TRX at the Ford Raptor. Ram has engraved a section in the cabin of the Rebel TRX which shows a scale comparison of a human, the Rebel TRX truck, the Tyrannosaurus Rex dinosaur, after which this truck is named, and a little dino in front of it which is the Raptor.

Even the placement of the dinos is clever and could be comprehended as the T-Rex attacking the Raptor.

Here’s What We Know About the 2021 Ram Rebel TRX

-* 6.2-liter, supercharged, V-8 HEMI Hellcat engine

-* 707 Horsepower and 650 pound-feet of torque

-* Eight-speed automatic transmission

-* A heavy-duty four-wheel-drive system will be in place

-* No two-wheel-drive mode

-* Borg Warner-sourced transfer case

-* Adjustable suspension and steering systems

-* On the outside, it will feature wide front fenders with air vents and special Rebel grille

-* Headlights will be borrowed from the Ram 1500 Limited Black Appearance Package

-* Blacked-out dual exhaust tips and two tow hooks near them

-* All-LED center high mounted brake light

-* Flashy graphics, beadlock wheels, and a bed-mounted spare tire

-* MultiFunction Tailgate will be a great add-on

-* Alcantara and black leather upholstery

-* 12-inch UConnect touchscreen infotainment system

-* Control panel with switches for the traction control off, 4WD High and Low, 4WD Auto, Axle Lock

-* Performance and TRX-specific pages in the system that give out the namesake data

-* To cost as much as a fully-spec’d Ford F-150 Raptor – that’s about $70,000