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Not a fan of the flares nor the plastic on the Laramie hood. With regards to the bad news, it seems like all the manufacturers are having issues with the latest trucks. Even the Tundra is have major Engine trouble. We see it in our business as well. Higher ups keep getting huge salaries...

Did they do away with the Granite Crystal Metallic color?

We went through this same thing when they redesigned the truck with their new front end. Based on sales, mostly everyone was able to get over it too. :sneaky:

Because its like someone saying they are a firearms enthusiast but don't like the sound of guns. ;)

Information wise, thought it was very interesting, but by claiming he is a "Hot Rod" guy but likes the sound of the I6 over V8 loses some credibility.

I think the SW edition is sharp, but found its only available in 4x4 which is not needed. Are you able to build one in 4x2? Also, was it recently added as I don't recall seeing it on their web site, but haven't been to it in a while.

Would be nice if someone bragged about a dealer in Florida. :unsure:

Doesn't that engine have significant oil leak issues?

I prefer the known rather than the unknown. Sounds like the truck is a keeper.

The last of the V8s. Anyone else have a Mad Max flashback?? :sneaky:

With regards to using higher octane when towing or using periodically, it is my understanding when using various octanes that system recalculates to run properly so it may take a few tank fulls in order for the engine to run optimally. As a result, does periodically swapping octane actually do...

Take away even 10 speakers and with 100,000 vehicles and lets say speakers cost them $20 each, that is $20,000,000 dollars they could pocket. Damn, I should be the CEO.

I prefer the Rebel look/color/style over the other models, but no need for 4x4. Would like to see that style in a Big Horn or Laramie.

Someone has been watching too many Mad Max movies.

Not sure if its the truck's fault or just how batteries are made. My nissan truck eats batteries and have to replace it every 3 year or 4 if lucky.

I thought with the Hurricane that were doing away with the stop/start BS.

What was the result of the concall? It appears manufacturers are cutting production to keep supply low and prices up.

I like the way you think. They incorporated the 1500 "classic" model to keep the old style. Call this the 1500 "Hemi" model. :cool:

Doesn't that mean the smaller engine is doing the same work as the larger engine thus putting more stress on the engine and not lasting as long.

When on the lot, my wife kept wanting to check out the trucks in Patriot Blue. Patriot Blue and Night Edition doesn't do much for me, but the Patriot Blue with the Sport look great if dark rims were added instead of chrome. Personally, I am more for the Granite Grey.