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2025 Bighorn - Yes to most on the list but not all. Do not have the park brake or screen changing functions issue. This truck drove great until the learning feature activated, Ram should shut this off.
Yes. I had 2 GNs back in the day. They made a lot of folks mad. And yes, I should have never sold them. With that said, those cars spent their far share of time getting worked on at the dealer. The 6/60 powertrain warranty was used quite a bit.
Do you have the 3.92 rear gear? IMO - I think the truck will drive good until the learning is over, then the truck will be back to surging. I will add that my 2022 Classic will hang gears at low speeds, if we reset the trans learning feature, it drives fine until it gets through the learning...
In researching the 2025s I ran across some users that had issues, but I ran across just as many like yourself who are running problem free with miles on the truck. Agreed the Stellantis software leaves a lot to be desired.
I was waiting on the return of the Hemi before buying, but seeing that is was not on the 2026 ordering papers, it will late 26 release at best. My research of the Hemi is that it will be unchanged from 2024, MDS, etorque, and the same power specs. Then being told (by a salesman; take it as far...
Good or bad I'm taking the chance with this 2025 truck. Dealer had them discounted/rebates at 18k to 44,670 and they gave me 1k over the high trade-in on the Durango, so I took the deal. Thanks for the replies.
That was my first thought as I wanted a revised Hemi, but that would fall in a first year for this motor with the new wiring system. From what I've read and talking to the sales guy, the Hemi is going to be the same old Hemi with the etorque system and I'm not dealing with that mess. He also...
I've had 4 Gen 4 DS Ram 1500, with the 22 Classic my current truck. Looking at a 2025 Bighorn. I know the motor is new to Ram, but not new to the corporation. The truck has been around since 2019, but putting the two together is new this year. What do I need to know about this year to look for...
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