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Thank you as well for your service. I have seen some demand for a street oriented truck, but what I have not seen are insider hints that any such thing is in the works. People have asked and the response was consistently negative. It would surprise me to see a street oriented TRX as it's main...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NwP3wes4M8 My Rebel should be here sometime 2020 or 2021.https://5thgenrams.com/community/forum/index.php?thread/287-exclusive-7-0l-v8-rebel-and-6-2-sc-rebel-will-have-different-names/&postID=2066#post2083

Welcome aboard! If you want to be the first among your friends to learn reliable insider information, you have come to the right place. There are also some very knowledgeable folk here that can point you to the right direction regarding any questions you may have. I don't happen to be one of...

"a piece of equipment on the affected vehicles can become dislodged over time, which means the car won't be in the gear that it looks like it's in, such as park . . ."Weren't electric shifted automatics supposed to be an improvement? But seriously, electric shifting has increased performance...

Why are they claiming a street/track oriented TRX?Are they going after an STS market?https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=stadium+truck+series

Looks good from many angles.

So your 0 to 60 time isn't measured in minutes.

I would be surprised if the side exhaust made it to production as it would wreak havoc on the tires, unless they went down right silly wide with them.I saw mention of a bed kit for dual spares many months ago - someone took a DS Rebel, added the rack, spares, and bead lock wheels on it and...

https://www.fcagroup.com/en-us/media_center/fca_press_release/2018/april/pages/fca_announces_plans_to_separate_magneti_marelli.aspx

<woltlab-quote data-link="https://5thgenrams.com/community/forum/index.php?thread/287-exclusive-7-0l-v8-rebel-and-6-2-sc-rebel-will-have-different-names/&postID=1829#post1829" data-author="Jared Balfour">I usually have pre written articles and their forum counterpart go live at the same time...

<woltlab-quote data-link="https://5thgenrams.com/community/forum/index.php?thread/287-exclusive-7-0l-v8-rebel-and-6-2-sc-rebel-will-have-different-names/&postID=1830#post1830" data-author="devildodge">Thanks for the info. Was getting anxious to hear some info. Great article again. Gosh I hope...

The $85,000+ Hellcat flagship probably would. Not so sure about the more plebeian 7.0L though. If you can call a $60,000+ truck plebeian at all. But, could be available on both with it being a pricey option on the 7.0L and standard on the Hellcat. Actually, that would make the most sense.

Is it *not* a mid-size/Dakota? Perhaps with an off-road Rebel/TRX like option to compete with the competition’s mid size bumpy jumpers? That is one other area where Ram is not in the lead, mid-size trucks. Not sure if the business case justifies it though. If I had to wager a guess I would say...

Someone stole the A/C knob. And I thought I was impatient.

Something we’ve heard about, or something else?

The Rebel does not have it as an option. Hoping the TRX does, come 2020 . . .

So, four times in four years? Considering how many times the four wheel drive failed to work at all with my Blazer (which, driving in Michigan snow, happened to be the reason I bought the thing in the first place, I was not happy), I would not consider temporary ride height quirks a deal...

Hit the nail on the head with the interiors. They are stunning. I'm definitely a Rebel enthusiast, but those interiors make me want to buy two trucks.Pick-up trucks have come a very long way indeed. And this time around, at least, Ram is definitely the brand that brought us where we are with...

I didn't think it was that bad . . . but it does not appeal to me. While I don't favor the look of the wheel wells, there does seem to be ample clearance there. This is an improvement over the existing GM style inverted press squared off fender look they've been running with the last few...

I've read about the cold weather concerns, but despite living in a cold weather state (Michigan), I would risk it. If it has issues in the cold, I don't see that as a deal breaker. I would like to know that the problem has a solution and that solution has been implemented though. Most of the...