Nah I personally don't like the all digital clusters... I like the mix of analog and digital. Maybe cause I have only see the new Chevy one in person and it just looks cheap and overly animated to me. But to each their own!
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Start of 2022 Production.
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MO Rebel
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I agree on the digital cluster, just not a fan. I’m also not a fan of e-Torque, so really happy I was able to get the regular Hemi in my Rebel. Absolutely love this truck so far.
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Whats the drawback to e-Torque?
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Something else to break, with little perceived advantage, IMO.
Probably, I think the battery is pretty hefty.
Yep fleet.
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If it’s like the Durango, it actually has two batteries, one dedicated to the Autostart feature.
MO Rebel
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IMO, auto stop/start is one of the worst ICE ideas of all time. E-torque is just additional complexity for very minimal benefit. I’m also not a fan of MDS, but that can be easily shut off.
Yeah I’m not sure what I will do in a few years. This current truck on order and my last two just had regular hemi and were great. My middle son has already told me he wants this truck in 3 years. Hopefully etorque will be fine tuned by then.
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if you want to pay more lol
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My LoneStar went into production yesterday (9/28) according to the tracker on the Ram website. Ordered 7/28, scheduled 8/15, estimated delivery 11/3.
Me too, est del 11/1. According to my dealer (MD) it's in paint status now. Ordered 5/17, scheduled on 8/15.
Same! They are cranking the Bighorn/Lone Stars out!
Now we just have to hope the November incentives are good (or Oct if it gets there faster than expected). It's always funny explaining to people in person that I have this truck coming, and I don't actually know what I'm paying for it (just worst case).
If you order a vehicle and then it is delivered to the dealer, are the incentives that say “must take delivery from dealer inventory” available to you when you take delivery of the truck? Or since the vehicle was ordered from the factory for you, it is not considered dealer inventory?
Thanks for any info.
