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Rear drains terminate at the back side of the cab. Look between the bed and the cab, and you'll see little rubber nipples stick out on each side. To get to those, you have to remove the rear interior completely. My truck leaked in the back from the 3rd brake light, the back window, AND the...

I can say that I've never heard of a cool-off / buyer's remorse period. I was always told that once you drive it off the lot after signing the papers, it's yours (unless it gets bought back within the first year due to lemon law).

Similar, yes. But it was a fee chart, instead of a payment chart.

It's amazing how many areas on these 1500's received a void in the sealant.

I stand corrected! My apologies to everyone! I went back and tried to find my paperwork for my 2015 (I purchased new in 2016), but I could not find it. I talked to my local dealer and they agree that it currently is 0% and no finance charges. I know that when I bought the charger, they had...

My apologies, that was at my local dealership here in Missouri.

Not sure if someone touched on this already, but they do charge a fiance fee when you do that. 0% is truly 0%, but you pay a price per $1000 financed as well. It's usually only a couple hundred finance charge, but that one got me when I bought my 2015 Dodge Charger R/T. It was 0%. BUT, it cost...

For my 2020 Ram BigHorn 1500, Crew Cab 4x4 Night Edition, 50k miles, side steps, bed liner, I was offered $38k.

I agree with bigdodge, the core support is definitely an area of concern. Looks like an all-around solid truck/deal, but hopefully the lower rails aren't toast.

It's the same noise that is made when I put my parking brake on. What it makes me think is that it engages the electric brake to see how much pad life is left, then releases immediately.

I believe it's under the "engine off options"

Mind does this. It's the rear brake engaging and disengaging. I thought it was odd, but to test the theory, I put the parking brake on when I pull into the garage. When I put the parking brake on, it doesn't do it ever (over the course of 2 weeks). When I started leaving the parking brake off...

Totally get your point. If you close the mirrors while driving and it still happens, definitely not the mirror.

I never got a fix from the dealer. Just lived with it. I put black electrical tape on but it comes off after a short time.

See my post and picture above. I'm almost 100% positive that it's coming from the mirror. I thought it was the windshield too. But someone mentioned that spot, I put a piece of electrical tape over that joint completely, and the noise went away until the tape started to come back off. Once that...

Poorly-worded, my apologies. I do think that it should be up to the customer to record the video, but having the driver record while driving is unsafe. My last sentence explained that, but I should have worded it better.

I guess I haven't heard of that issue. I'd say have them drive with you and see if you can reproduce with the warranty manager/service manager. I'd agree with the others that it's not on you to record the video of the issue happening. Bring someone along with you and record if you absolutely are...

I have wind noise on my 20 Ram 1500, it's from the driver's side mirror, where the painted part meets the matte black part of the mirror. Not the joint where it rotates, but further out where the painted plastic meets the rest of the mirror.

To compete with the market today, I'd say it would have to have a turbo 4 cylinder engine with AWD. Some people like the idea of a fuel efficient truck because they occasionally go to menards for a DIY project and need the space to put all the crap they buy that's too large to fit inside a van...

Most places limit the lemon law to the first year. Missouri is that way. Get a case opened ASAP to make sure you don't get screwed. Sounds like a lemon for sure. Sounds like something didn't get machined right at the factory. My 1500 has a sunroof. I ordered a 2500 without it for that...