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They went silent because you sued them and their lawyers told them to not communicate with you. You will now have to communicate with them through your attorney. I'm not saying you shouldn't have sued them. Just be aware that cutting off all communication, other than between attorneys, is...

I generally trade ever 4-5 years (80-120K miles) and typically get a little more than half of my purchase price back at trade-in. However, I normally buy when discounts are near their max and my purchase price is often $10 - $15k below MSRP.

It's my understanding the problem occurs when mixing Rain-X with some other brands of washer fluid. When mixed with some brands of fluids it creates a slime that over time will clog the fluid screen at the pump. Those who consistently use the same type/brand of fluid are unlikely to have...

You got a highly abbreviated "owner's handbook". The owners manual must be downloaded.

Yea, I didn't know if it would shift into 8th gear if I used tow/haul without towing. I guess I've only used it when towing a trailer and it never shifted out of 7th even with a light ~3000 lb trailer load.

There is a tune difference in T/H mode; that's why the button exists. It deactivates MDS, changes shift points and in my truck seems to set the gear limit to 7th gear. I will use it even when towing a light trailer primarily because the it downshifts earlier and noticeably improves engine braking.

If wires in a bundle are burning there likely is a short to ground in a wire segment that is not protected by a fuse. If it were protected by a fuse, the wires would not be burning. It's probably a single wire getting hot enough to burn the surrounding wires. If they have changed the bundle...

Your responses are completely irrelevant to my comments since my comments were clearly directed toward the David McElwee; not you.

The best remedy is to just forget about it. It's a worthless option and that's why they eliminated it. Also, "everything you read" is irrelevant. What's printed on the window sticker and build sheet is all that really matters.

If you think you would be more upset with a $100K vehicle breaking than you would if a $40k vehicle breaks you are in an extreme minority. The person who buys the new $40K new truck is likely buying a truck that consumes the same percent of his income as the person buying the $100K truck. Yet...

My point exactly, a person paying $40,000 has exactly the same quality and reliability expectations as the person paying $100,000 for their truck so the price of the truck is irrelevant to those expectations. Not sure what your first sentence means or why you are asking a question I addressed...

Stop this nonsense. The price you pay for a vehicle has absolutely nothing to do quality expectations.

Like a sunroof, the Ram Box was one of the features I I would not have on any Ram I owned. Unless something changes, this will be my last Ram and it's my 4th consecutive Ram. I also have no need for the HO engine.

No, the Ram will not handle nearly as well in the snow as the GC. The Ram is so much heavier and not nearly as nimble as the GC.

What you describe is a common problem with some 5th gen Rams and it's caused by a clogged fuel tank vent. The fuel tank vent is molded into the fuel tank so the fix is to replace the fuel tank. Could also be the fuel vent line is plugged. Ram warns in the owners manual to not overfill the...

I suspect the issue is driver error. You are just going too fast while turning on ice or packed snow. Your truck should have 3 independent systems and any one of them operating alone should help prevent the rear end from kicking out in snow. It's very unlikely all 3 systems are broken. 1...

There is really nothing for them to "figure out". They just need to develop a marketing campaign to deprogram those they duped into believing the number of cylinders in an engine is what is most important. My 2019 Impala with a 3.6 liter V6 would blow away my 1970 Barracuda with a 6.3 liter...

Except it's not the end of the Hemi. The standard option for a 2025 2500 will be the 6.4 hemi. It's amusing to see so many worked up over the "Hemi" marketing gimmick.

With rare exceptions, you will have to pay the sales tax to your state regardless of where you purchase the vehicle. Your DMV will collect the tax when transferring the title to your name. Adjoining state dealers will often collect this tax and title/registration fees and pay the taxes to your...

"Ditch lights" are illegal for street use in nearly every state and in some states they must be covered if not off road. Since my stock fog and headlights provide more than adequate visibility to see a deer in the ditch at night there would be no value for me to add something that won't help...