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Banks does not sell an inferior product

I purchased my 21 Laramie the end of December, they told me there was an extra $500 discount if I finance through Chrysler and that I could refinance with whoever I wanted after three payments and not lose the $500 discount

Take care of the rat problem then the RAM will be fine

DUH Everyday Ram owners buy Pedal commanders and cold air intakes!

Well well well. I sure did not mean to offend but what I meant was that the seats do not look forward far enough to be flat they kind of sat there at a 30° angle it’s not a feature it is just something that they do but has absolutely no benefit to the driver or occupants

Heated rear seats?

I see no reason to want it

A couple weeks ago I traded my Rebel for a 21 Laramie. My Rebel had ICI magnum steps which I really liked however the finish was junk. In my experience ICI did not back their product with any service. I put Nfab steps on my Laramie and so far love them! I am definitely impressed with an fab...

Correct, there is no reason to fold them down

Folding it down is worthless, does not fold down flat, just kinda bounces

The manual is just another man’s opinion

I thought I made a mistake not buying the limited slip but when I put it into 4x4 it hops when turning slow just like my Rebel did with limited slip

I know I have pictures of my room inside the garage nose to nose with the 1953 but I cannot find it

Those numbers are too similar to worry about any difference, I am sure the fuel economy difference is much more noticeable

I am a product support technician for an American company that manufactures construction equipment. Many calls I get could easily be answered if the caller had looked in the operation manual that ANSI code requires is attached to each machine But we all know Instructions are just another mans...

Don’t know, Used mine when I purchased.... all you have to do is build a truck or two on RAM website to find out.

You need to sell those tires and wheels, I will buy them

Cannot comment about modern riding, I bought my first snowmobile in 1984 and continued to ride until I got married in 1997. Back then it was great fun. Basically riding from bar to bar as fast as humanly possible

I had gone to the website and received an email with the $1500 discount but when I was sitting in the dealership I did not think to tell them. We had agreed on a price and I had all but signed the papers when the sales manager came back and said you were going to like this I am going to lower...