re: Do Dodge Rams have the same kind of longevity as Chevys/Fords?

I’ve got a ‘16 4x4 with 31k, let you know in about 10 years. Been a Chevy only guy since my first one in ‘88 and won’t hesitate to go back if this one doesn’t cut the cheese. Like the truck a lot so far tho

Not a lot of love for Tundra on this thread. I know I love mine.

I've got a 2005 Dodge 3500 with a 5.9 and 6 speed rowing stick in the floor with a Southbend clutch in it.

She's about to roll over to 470,000 miles and pretty much keeps a load behind her and always has from day one.

As someone said before, at least with the older dodges, it IS a dodge interior...

There's a reason why the majority of hotshot guys drive manual dodges and, especially, are always looking for a serviceable 5.9 with a manual trans, but even then I notice they still gravitate towards Dodge/Cummins when buying new trucks.

I've owned multiple toyotas (still have a taco) and I like them too, but when it comes time for heavy lifting I'm a 5.9 man.

Crew cab? 4x4? SLT or Laramie? Options? What the book says?

Here’s the listing

RAM

I paid 28 a year ago for a ‘16 Crew 4x4 with 20k miles and everything but leather a year ago. Sounds high to me. That’s a quad not a crew cab

A couple of thoughts.
Why would a Audi dealer be selling a Ram pick up. I doubt that they traded for it. So they probably bought it at auction. NOBODY sells a good pickup at auction. You sell it retail, as a dealer or a individual.

Second, I don't see a link for a Car Fax report. Today all reputable dealers have Car Fax reports on the pre owned inventory and if they are not certain the report shows a good clean vehicle they usually wholesale it.

So be careful what you wish for.

Good thoughts. I just asked for a carfax from them

I prefer GM trucks over all others

Very interested in hearing about the longevity, I rented a big horn classic hemi 1500 in Midland and a few weeks back and was very impressed with the ride and loved, loved the hemi!