* Strength in terms of towing capacity: Ford's heavy-duty trucks (like the F-Series Super Duty) generally have higher towing capacities than Dodge's heavy-duty trucks (like the Ram Heavy Duty). However, within specific model years and trim levels, this can vary.
* Strength in terms of engine power: Both brands offer powerful engines, and again, the specific engine and model year will dictate which is more powerful.
* Strength in terms of off-road capability: Both Dodge and Ford offer trucks and SUVs with significant off-road capabilities. Again, the specific model and features will determine which is better suited for a particular off-road challenge.
* Strength in terms of build quality and durability: This is subjective and often debated among enthusiasts. Both brands have their loyal followers and detractors, and experiences vary widely based on individual vehicle maintenance and usage.
To determine which is "stronger" for *your* needs, you need to specify the models you're comparing and what kind of strength you're interested in (towing, horsepower, off-roading, longevity, etc.).
