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I picked up my 2023 Laramie Level2 "Night Edition" with ORG on January 11, 2023. It did not have heated rear seats or reclining rear seats either. It also did not have "painted to match" wheel lip mouldings, very disa ppointed in the wheel moulding not being there. Didn't notice it until it was...

Ditto on the 12" screen. Liked the 8.4 better. FYI sidewalls are black on the wildpeaks. 2023 Laramie ORG group Night Edition.

Ran Wildpeaks on my 2020 Laramie Night Edition after the 22" Goodyears wore out at 22000 miles. They were quiet and nothing noteable about them at 48000 miles. They were about half wore out maybe. Son-in-law now has that Ram and I have a 2023 Laramie Night Edition with the "Off Road Package" and...

My 2023 Laramie Night Edition Level 2 does not have heated reclining seats. The seats no longer "latch" in either the up or down position. My 2020 Laramie Night Edition Level had those things.

Thanks to everyone who tracks the vehicles. Recieved my 2023 Laramie Night Edition right on schedule Jan. 9. I have the ORP and was disappointed it did not have the painted to match wheel well mouldings, or a rear heated seat, or the new digital instrument cluster. Otherwise it rides as good or...

That's a GREAT idea. I'm using it!

After reading through these replies saying the 12" digital cluster is now an option on the Laramie it is disappointing that the Laramie being built for me didn't have a shot at ordering that option, I assumed it was standard. However I will keep the 2023 anyway as I really enjoy driving my...

Thankyou "Eighty" for that info. The 12" cluster is not a deal breaker for me. I am glad to see the Adaptive CC is there and the 12" Nav screen.

Yes.

I see my Laramie is being built due at the dealership 01/08/23. According to the build spec sheet it will come with the 12" dash cluster, and Night Edition with 22' All Terrain tires with the ORG. Also level 2 (P2) will have 12" Nav. No window sticker to see if it is built according to the spec...

FYI The 2023 Tremor F150 is available with the 5.0L Coyote V-8. Check it out on Ford's Build&Price.

I can't find any info on a 1" lowered height for a 2023 Ram 1500 Laramie Night Edition. Only that the Off Road Group has a 1" higher height.

Received an email from RAM yesterday saying order received and a VON #. They let you sign up for Text message updates. That's progress. Looks like I'll buy out my lease in December. After reading this thread there's no way I will see the new Laramie until sometime in 2023.

Thanks for the response. Also the Night Edition lists a lowered ride height 1". The Off Road Group lists a higher ride height 1". So which is it? I still have time to Cancel the ORG according to my Dealer. I do have VON# but no additional info>

I have a 2023 Laramie ordered 8/30/22. Night Edition, Level B,Advanced Safety Group, Off Road Group,Trailer Brake Controller. Currently drive 2020 1500 Laramie equipped the same excluding the Off Road Group. Retail price is a few dollars shy of $10,000 more for the 2023 vs. 2020. Equipment...

That is an awesome truck.

Oops. Found the thread on ordering. Guess I better make a trip to the dealership.

How many months in advance should a new truck order be placed so it gets close to lease end? 36 month lease ends 11-30-22. Would replace the Laramie "Night Edition" with similar vehicle. ACC, Level 2, plus ORP and HUD. Thanks.

Replaced the 22" Goodyears at 24,500 miles with 22" Falken Wildpeaks. The Falkens are more sensitive to certain poor roads conditions so the ride has suffered a bit but they offer great wet traction and control. Winter will determine if they are a good choice, they give the 2020 Laramie Night...

First Ram ever, have driven Fords since 1980. Just retired and am enjoying the 2020 Laramie Midnight Edition in black. Looking to upgrade the 22" tires first but just loving the sound of the 5.7 Hemi.