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Ok, I guess we should just have 1 giant thread for all things 2025. No need to categorize things into different threads to make it easier to discuss. Just one general thread for everything.Post #1302025 Ram 1500 Current Owners - Discussion, Feedback, and Problems
I’m glad to be back in a Ram. Just picked up a 2025 Lone Star today with the level 2 package. So far I like it. Miss the hemi rumble a bit but this thing can move. Drove home about 40 miles and was averaging 23.2mpg per the truck. I was hoping some of the parts were interchangeable but now I’m...
google and your search bar works wonders btw
Yes.
Responses like yours are why forums are dying. I should go join one of those Ram Crapbook pages.
OR.... hear me out. They are dying due to people getting bored/tired of answering the same exact questions over and over and over again because people are too damn lazy to look and scroll on google or use the search bar to find the answer to their question themselves, that has already been answered. (and likely multiple times already) 🤷♂️ But yes what a jackahh and piece of shii user i am.... Also your welcome for finding and giving you the answer to your question, that i found with a search bar/google btw. Good day.
They are dying because people say go do a search instead initiating discussion. If you are tired of answering the same question, then don't respond or post. If everyone only did a search, there would never be any new posts. The current Ram has been out since 2019. Most every question about it has already been asked. We might as well pack it up and disable the new thread tool bar at this point.
That thread is not a mileage thread…
Exactly. There are a few posts related to mileage mixed within 12 pages of posts on other stuff. I don't see the problem with a specific thread related to real world mileage numbers and having a discussion about it. But that's just me.
