5thGenRams has used Rams build and price tool to build comparably equipped Laramie, Longhorn and Limited models to see where the pricing stacks up. The results are definitely interesting. All trucks were equipped with the 4×4 Off-road package which excluded the 22″ wheel option on all models, this also excluded the black package on the Laramie but still allowed for the Sport package. All trucks were also equipped with the 5.7 Hemi with eTorque, Tow package, 3.92 axle ratios, 33 gallon tank, air suspensions 12 inch UConnect systems and block heaters. 

Laramie

Starting with a 2019 Ram 1500 Laramie Crew Cab 4×4 with the 6’4 box (Starting MSRP with destination of $48.835) we added: 4×4 off road package, 5.7 Hemi with eTorque, Tow package, 3.92 axle ratio, 33 gallon tank, air suspension, block heater, sport appearance package, level 2 equipment group, advanced safety group, bed utility group, Ivory tri coat paint, power running boards, tri fold tonneau cover, 12 inch UConnect, panoramic sunroof and front and rear rubber floor mats for an options total of $18,850 bringing the total MSRP to $66,490.

Here is the PDF file for the Laramie build.

Limited

We started with a Limited Crew Cab 4×4 with the 6’4 box (Starting MSRP of $60,930 including destination) and loaded it up with: 4×4 off road package, 5.7 Hemi with eTorque, Tow package, 3.92 axle ratio, 33 gallon tank, air suspension, block heater, Level 1 equipment group, bed utility group, Ivory tri coat paint, tri fold tonneau cover, and panoramic sunroof. Options totalled $8,845 bringing the total MSRP to $66,985 or just $495 more than the Laramie. 

Here is the PDF of the Limited build

Longhorn

The Longhorn was the surprise of the group to me as it technically sits below the Limited. We started with a Crew Cab 4×4 with the 6’4 bed (Starting MSRP of $56,835 with destination) and added: 4×4 off road package, 5.7 Hemi with eTorque, Tow package, 3.92 axle ratio, 33 gallon tank, air suspension, block heater, level 1 equipment group, advanced safety group, bed utility group, Ivory tri coat paint, tri fold tonneau cover and the panoramic sunroof. This brought the options total to $13,195 bringing total MSRP to $68,775 or $1,790 more than the Laramie Limited. 

Here is the PDF of the Longhorn build. 

While these prices may seem high, don’t forget that you can option a 2018 F150 Platinum out to $68,430 before adding any factory accessories. An optioned out 2018 Sierra Denali can reach  an MSRP of $68,080 before any factory accessories. Luxury trucks command big money these days but Ram Trucks appears to continue their trend of offering the best value for your money. 

Stay tuned to 5thGenRams for all the latest 2019 Ram 1500 news and information. Make sure you check out our Forums section and join in on our community.