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The chrome tailgate letters are hideous. Way better in black. On the NE's, what's up with the raised white letter tires? I would have them reversed before I drive it off the lot.

What do you mean it felt clunky? Transmission shifting, odd throttle response, or something else.

I thought of this after I posted my comment. How else would they line up the letters on the production line with the holes. Removing the letters and hood badges on these things results in expensive bodywork. Thanks Ram for building traveling billboards.

Big letters front and back, just like GMC. Take the letters off the Ram and I wonder how many would think it was a GMC. Once again I go back to the Crosshair, no mistaking the truck for a GMC.

Looking at this picture, the letters appear to be just stuck on like they were on the Rebel for years. If this is the case and I would buy a '25, the letters would be removed and replaced with the badge. Looks better to me and cheaper than paying almost $300 for the black letters.

The turbo lag is what I am afraid of. It won't be the smooth Hemi power delivery. Probably when the turbo kicks in, the gas mileage is worse than the Hemi.

The tailgate billboard was unnecessary. If I was buying one the letters would be switched to black to mute them. The simple Ram badge worked great for years. They spend money on adding these instead of reducing the price or not charging for paint colors. The grill has a time proven answer, go...

If I were to buy a '25 Ram, and that is a big if, it would be a black Laramie Sport. I would have the chrome badges and letters replaced by the black version. Those big billboard sized letters on the tailgate need to be muted. I would also get the black Mopar aftermarket sidesteps, since Ram in...

I also despise chrome in almost any form. The Night or black packages have turned huge profit centers for manufacturers. If you want a Laramie Night, you have to move up to the Level 2 option. Then on top of that it is another 3300 for black trim and the sport hood. They also force you into 22"...

The Ramboxes take away normal usable bed space for small item storage. This is not something that should be made standard. Sounds to me like they made a deal with the supplier to take a lot of boxes so they get a cheaper price, and then charge the buyer for something they don't want.

I couldn't close my garage door with the 6'4" bed.

3 things would keep me from the Tungsten or Limited. The air suspension, Ram Boxes, and the power side steps. They should not be forcing the boxes on every truck. I wonder what the actual take rate was on them.

So now we get a billboard on both the front and back of these trucks. The front could have been simplified by going back to the Crosshair, but somebody at Ram is too stubborn to admit they made a mistake doing away with it. 25 years of branding thrown away. Companies spend millions foe branding...

UConnect also.

The build and price doesn't work either. Pick a Sport or Night Edition and the main pictures don't update. The interior 360 fails too. All I get on all of these is 3 dots continually going across the screen. How hard is it to test before you publish updated web pages? Unbelievable.

The website is half baked. Do they not test before posting this stuff. When you add things like the Night Edition or Sport Package the main picture doesn't update with the changes. All I get are 3 dots going across the page continuously. I get the same thing on Firefox and Edge.

I've searched about removing them. Yes you can replace them, but apparently it starts throwing all kind of codes and error messages. One guy said it caused his air suspension to longer work. My question has always been, what happens if you live in area where you get a lot of snow, like Buffalo...

Glad the Ramboxes work for you. My bed has been filled to capacity with boxes, bags, etc on many vacation trips. Also, there have been other times hauling various things where the full bed was needed. The Ramboxes would reduce what I can fit in the bed. They are of no use to me. They should be...

Forcing the Rambox on everyone who buys the Tungsten makes no sense. It cuts down the size of the bed and most of us have no use for something like Rambox.

Power passenger seat is just us wishing. I doubt it will happen. They want to upgrade us to the Laramie to get that. Both Chevy and GMC are the same way with the power seat, only available on the higher trim models.. They could package this in with the Level 2 group and it would make a lot of...