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Like others have said, I couldn’t order my ceramic gray BTS back in 2020. I had many dealers say they could order one, but never actually could when it came down to it. I got extremely lucky and found one while in transit that was equipped exactly how I would have ordered it. Live in...

The active air dam is held on by 4 bolts....easily removed and causes no error codes. Many members have removed it without issue. I'm not sure if this link will work, but I searched on Cars(dot)com, and narrowed the search down by searching 2021/2022 Laramie's with the key word "Blind Spot."...

I think it has been some time since trucks were built with the original Level 1/Level 2 packages, so there honestly might not be any out there…unless it was an early 2021 build that the dealer just happens to still have on their lot. I haven’t been keeping up with the production thread, so I’m...

I believe the article said the red they’re using is called Redline. Which hasn’t been offered on the trucks before, but is offered on other Stellantis brands, such as Dodge (challenger, charger, etc.)

https://5thgenrams.com/ram-unveils-2022-ram-1500-built-to-serve-pickups-honoring-firefighters/ Pretty darn cool! Kudos to Ram for continuing the Built to Serve Edition for these frontline workers!

Who knows, with surround view camera systems becoming more popular, perhaps Ram will begin to offer it on the Big Horns. I do believe the Big Horn is the top selling trim (or at least it’s up there at the top), so it would make sense to offer it. Ram did start offering the heads up display and...

The 360-degree camera system is not available on the Big Horn trim. It’s available on the Laramie and higher trims.

The rambox has been an available option on the Bighorns/Lonestars for at least the last couple of years…definitely the 2020 and 2021 model years. I don’t see Ram backtracking and not offering it (permanently). It could be that it’s just a temporary restriction due to parts shortages, etc...

I believe it was supposed to be 2023. Not sure if that still stands given the current environment auto manufacturing is in.

The truck in that post is a heavy duty, not a 1500. Not really a good basis for determining shipping times as Heavy Duty’s come from a different factory.

I just looked, and both of those are listed under their appropriate trim levels.

You’ve been able to build 2022s on NADAguides for at least a month now. It’s probably more accurate than the Ram Build and Price anyway. Ram’s always seems to be glitchy with incorrect information

The Built to Serve package had five separate releases, each with a limited number of trucks built. Once one release had finished up, Ram would announce and produce the next release. The Tank color was offered in the second-to-last release, so they aren’t producing trucks in that color any...

Ram has already stopped including the CD drive. I believe only the 2019s had it. Beginning with the 2020s, that area became an extra little cubby storage space.

I wouldn’t read too far into that photo. It looks to be a digitally-enhanced/manipulated photo. If you do a Google image search for 2021 or 2022 Ram 1500, you’ll come across photos of different trucks with the same exact background.

There were two trucks that were caught, the extended cab above and also a full crew cab. More photos here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/tundra4/?ref=share

The thread below had a few guys talking about the replica TRX grille. https://www.ebay.com/itm/255060785450 https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/trx-grill-on-laramie.32533/

You can build the 2022s on the NADA Guide’s website. https://www.nadaguides.com/Cars/2022/Ram-Truck/1500

The Built to Serve package was a limited release that only spanned the 2020/2021 model years. Those trucks are no longer being produced and can’t be ordered.

Most who are purchasing from Mark Dodge in this thread are purchasing 1500s, not Heavy Duty’s. The discounts may not be as good on the Heavy Duty’s.