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It's called the stealership for a reason. :)

Bronze.

This is just one more problem that makes me hate this truck. I live in a city thats built in a forest, and the dealer literally told me not to park around trees. That's Ram's solution.

Yep, common problem. I had mine fixed the first time under warranty and they replaced the entire back glass and frame. I'm sure it'll happen again because they've not redesigned anything, thye just put another of the same faulty design back in there. I say "the first time" because I'm highly...

As Stellantis posts 70% profit plunge, fresh inventory data suggests U.S. price cuts may be working 2025-02-28 06:08:17.639 GMT As Stellantis posts 70% profit plunge, fresh inventory data suggests U.S. price cuts may be working By Ryan Hogg (FORTUNE) With the dust settling on a December...

They got rid of the hemi before they could fix the rear window leak.

Sounds like its working as designed, just like mine. It's got the aerodynamics of a dumpster, has a one-inch lift, 33 inch tires, and is four wheel drive. Keep in mind too that at 75 MPH you are travelling roughly 36% faster than the 48 MPH average speed used in the EPA "Highway" fuel economy...

I own a 2021 Rebel, and that's about the same mileage I get running 87 octane. I wouldn't expect anything better from a Rebel. Its lifted, has bigger tires, is 4x4, it's not a recipe for fuel efficiency.

If you donwload the owners manual for your truck, you can use the search feature to scan it for "Towing". Then you can simply tap the "next" button to skip to every place they mention it. There's some good info in there, and if you're new to towing it would be a great place to start. I say...

I saw a recent post about a recall, and a few people wondered if their truck would be covered. Below is a screenshot of my account with the MOPAR.com website. Once you login there's a page for your VIN that shows all recalls, and whether or not they've yet been done on your truck. If you want...

Discounts on Rams as inventory sits on lots. Manufacturers are on the left and percent discount listed at bottom of graph.

I thought this was an interesting interview. He addresses a number of issues that go into the design and longevity testing of new engines, and he even touches on one of the internets favorite subjects...oil changes. :)

What else is there besides quality and customer service? If your gut says no to that, then run, don't even think about buying one, no matter who makes it. There is absolutely no way to tell until you buy it if it will be a good one. I've heard of people getting great trucks, but in the past...

I work in what is one of the worst cities in the country for crime. The vehicle theft and burglary here is so bad, that I don't work with a single person who hasn't had their vehicle broken into or stolen. It is a constant, day and night barage of smash and grabs, theft, and carjackings...

Real life shows that's not the case though. Thieves generally move on to an easier target, which is why the police dept here and in every major city in the country has gone back to recommending steering wheel locks as one level of deterrent. I don't know enough about making keys to comment on...