Recent content by SacRebel

Through Mopar the inspection was required.

Ramcares is an oxymoron.

I pitted Mopar against Ziegler, who had a better price, and they matched it. I felt more comfortable with the Mopar one and having a more smooth process at the dealer. I did have to pay about $150 to have an inspector come out and inspect the truck. Mopar set all that up. I’m not a fan of...

No but you’ll be paying $15,000 for a new engine once out of warranty.

A word of advice to all.. When you get the offer to buy a Mopar extended warranty do it. The price is even negotiable if you find a comparable third party warranty to pit them against. After the first engine I was talking to the service manger at the dealer and told him about the extended...

My 2019 is in the shop waiting for the engine to be rebuilt at 31k miles. This comes after a total engine replacement at 21k and a new transmission a month later. In total my truck has sat on the dealer lot for about 5 months. The dealer gave me a loaner but I’m still having to rent a truck...

Even dirty it looks good.

Because my 2004 that I had for 15-years was virtually problem free. The new one has been nothing but problems.

After numerous serious problems including a new engine, a month later a new transmission and I'm only at 23k miles I couldn't buy an extended warranty fast enough. I received a notice from Mopar and got an estimate. I also called Zeigler and got an estimate from them. I also called my service...

In case you haven't noticed there's a shortage of new trucks and prices are through the roof..that is why I'm keeping it.

Let's see in the 3 years I've had it it's spend 3 months in the shop needing an engine replacement (21,000 miles) and two months later a new transmission.. not to mention the half a dozen other service appointments for misc. things. Mopar was dumb enough to offer me an extended warranty, which...

Way too many variables between RAM models to make any sort of comparison. If that's what you're looking for, you need to be very specific to your model and ask only those with the same model to reply.

Welcome from Sac too.

Sounds about right. It's not like you can hire any clown to wash and wax your rig. Ceramic coating needs to be carefully applied and wiped off. Failure to do so will result in streaks, meaning he'll have to strip it all off and do it again. I had mine done on-site so I could just leave my truck...

A gas gift card.