I just put in my order and a deposit on a 2021 Ram 3500 Laramie Cab and Chasis to replace my 2004 Ford F550 Lariat. The cost to repair the Ford works out to about the same cost as a monthly payment on a new truck. I'll never own a Ford again. There will be more repairs for the dealer to do before they can resell it. And it had just under 100,000 miles on it.
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Good-bye Ford. Hello a whole lotta RAM 2021
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Fatherof3
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Welcome to the forum and congratulations on your new truck.
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Odd statement. #1 seller of trucks for the last...forever.
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It was sarcasm, try it sometime.
Thanks guys. I popped my hood on my Ford this weekend and it's still open and catching a ride to work. Replacing a sensor... Mounted in a REALLY bad spot. Only 240 for the OEM parts... 20$ for the crappy one from Amazon. Hope it will last until the new truck gets here.
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