odhinnhrafn
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So, I have never considered a Ram/Dodge product before. I've driven several (mostly rentals), and was never a fan of them - cars or trucks. I traded in a Silverado early last year for a Toyota Camry (driving over 100 miles a day for work), and while it worked great, it was extremely boring. I love vehicles, and everything they do, but I just couldn't care about that car. It got me from point A to point B while sipping on gas, and that was it. It was excellent for the need I had, but I just couldn't bring myself to give a crap about it.
Fast forward to last month, we've moved closer to my work, I don't drive as often, and then my family and I went back to Reno to visit friends and family, and we rented a Charger. I really enjoyed that car. Great layout inside, peppy and collected on the road (V6). So, I started looking into the Rams (I've always wanted back into a truck). I test drove a Rebel, and I was sold, instantly. The interior is fantastic, the Hemi is a pleasure (40mpg to 16/17mpg is something I'm just going to have to ignore... lol), it rides like a dream, it's a useful vehicle (wife traded down for a smaller, more economical crossover that can't tow our camper), and I just thoroughly love it. I'm just impressed overall with everything they've done to it. I have 2 kids and 3 60ish lb dogs, and it fits all of us w/out issue.
So, I traded my Camry in for the Rebel and waved good riddance to that thing as the dealer drove it away. If I want to drive a car, I still have my modded 2001 Audi S4 (twin-turbo 2.7L V6 6-speed AWD). I daily drive my truck, and will do so everywhere!
Now I've found my way here, and it's dangerous, seeing all the things I can do to my truck... lol. Great info found on the trailer brake install, as that's the only thing I didn't get that I wanted, but I'm an electronics tech, and I've done all my own work on the Audi, so I'll be able to tackle it easily.
Fast forward to last month, we've moved closer to my work, I don't drive as often, and then my family and I went back to Reno to visit friends and family, and we rented a Charger. I really enjoyed that car. Great layout inside, peppy and collected on the road (V6). So, I started looking into the Rams (I've always wanted back into a truck). I test drove a Rebel, and I was sold, instantly. The interior is fantastic, the Hemi is a pleasure (40mpg to 16/17mpg is something I'm just going to have to ignore... lol), it rides like a dream, it's a useful vehicle (wife traded down for a smaller, more economical crossover that can't tow our camper), and I just thoroughly love it. I'm just impressed overall with everything they've done to it. I have 2 kids and 3 60ish lb dogs, and it fits all of us w/out issue.
So, I traded my Camry in for the Rebel and waved good riddance to that thing as the dealer drove it away. If I want to drive a car, I still have my modded 2001 Audi S4 (twin-turbo 2.7L V6 6-speed AWD). I daily drive my truck, and will do so everywhere!
Now I've found my way here, and it's dangerous, seeing all the things I can do to my truck... lol. Great info found on the trailer brake install, as that's the only thing I didn't get that I wanted, but I'm an electronics tech, and I've done all my own work on the Audi, so I'll be able to tackle it easily.

