Ram 2500 long term reliability

[BlueLabelDrinker]

I admit that I'm biased (as the owner of a Tradesman PW), but even though I REALLY wanted to at least look at a 7.3 Tremor, I 1.) couldn't find any in the DC area, 2.) didn't want to pay for the gross price plus markup of a Powerstroke variant. Plus, even if I found one, the price difference was substantial (plus the additional $3k for a factory winch).

Happy with my '21 2500...zero problems thus far! (27k miles)

 

[jadmt]

A Honda Ridgeline has more payload than a Power Wagon - true.

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probably more reliable as well. I waited 9 weeks for the dealer to get in a front driveshaft and rear pinion seal...they replaced a front seat cover as well.

 

[airjammer]

2008 Ram 2500
6.7 CTD (no def, egr, dpf.)
SWB (great turning radius)
FOX leveling - airlift bags (not fancy, but functional)
214k Miles
21 mpg hwy
15 mpg city
11 mpg towing
Towing 2021 outdoors rv manufacturing “24 trx”. 8600# dry wgt.
Fully laden gvwr is 18700# (truck/trailer)
Basic upkeep and this combo has been into the ether and back.