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If Im correct it could be optioned with it but with all the options you’re getting into Laramie territory.
And this is why they aren't selling.
Loaded up Denali I built the other day was 77k
I looked at a Denali in 23 that stickered for 77k with the Duramax. They weren't willing to come off the price. Looked at my Ram limited with a sticker of 82k but they negotiated down to 71k.
I'd have to get back on my work laptop to see what the Denali was. Obviously, the SLT was missing a few features compared to the Denali, but Ram is pricing themselves out of the market.
But.... you don't have it yet.
Why did you get out the 24 so quickly?
It was a lemon gm bought it back after 4 months of fighting them. Head gasket blew after 196 miles.
I was unsure whether I wanted to leave a Gm truck when I ordered my Ram. I ran all those same comparisons and came away feeling much better about switching and I might add that Ram gives you a much longer trial subscription to those services that require it than GM by a long shot. that was always a gripe of mine with GM, you spend a lot of money on features built into the truck, but you can't use the ones you would use daily more than 3 months free. Ram does that right in my opinion even though I hate subscriptions to things you paid for in the price of the truck. if it's built in it, it should work free of charge.
Was union and and I disagree with this statement.
Ram gives you an shorter trial. I had 5 years of remote start/lock/unlock with my Silverado and my Ram was either a 3 or 6 month trial. Same with the gas prices and traffic, was crazy short.
my 21 Silverado LTZ wasn't that long it only had 3 months of all services except the very base connected services which just gave me monthly emails on truck status basically. remote key fob was not part of that base package it was in the 3 month trial. after 3 months everything I used stopped working except Sirus. that's the only sub I will subscribe to because I already had an account for the radio in my bass boat. I did same on nav, I caught the OnStar loophole and made sure I ordered it with nav onboard not OnStar nav. OnStar is outdated and basically irrelevant since cell phones have become so smart in my opinion. back in 2018 when I got that Silverado it had 6 month trials for everything and before that one it had 1 year. you can see the trend with GM since they bought OnStar out a few years back.
I don't know about 2021 model years, but my Silverado LT was a 2018. When I sold it in 2022 I still had the remote strat and gps tracking. I was able to see where the person lived in NH from buying my truck from Carmax in MA. Also was able to start it in the middle of the night at their apartment complex.
yep, my 18 LTZ had a lot better trial periods I believe that was before GM completed to takeover of OnStar, which used to be their own company. today they are completely under GMs thumb. I think Gm took them over just to try and stretch OnStar's relativity in the Market which to me was a failing business model. but they will use it to push forward their plans for subscription-based options in the future which will fail miserably. I am not about to order a truck with heated seats option then pay them a monthly to use it, they can kiss my rear.
Im unsure how long the ram trial period is and what exactly is hidden behind a paywall other than the self driving on the highway
