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From Ford to Dodge (RAM)
Robert Butler, 11/16/2015
2015 Ram 1500 Big Horn 4dr Quad Cab SB (3.6L 6cyl 8A)
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
I have been Chevrolets and Fords for over 25 years. This is my first Dodge primarily due to my fathers advice that Dodge's have great power trains, but horrible everything else. Times have changed, at least with respect to the "everything else". Keep in mind, I have only had this truck for a month and only have 3,500 miles on it, however, here are my first impressions. This truck (Ram 1500 SLT Crew Cab with Big Horn package, Hemi engine, 3.93 rear diff) runs like a scalded cat. The ride is not like a Lincoln Towncar... it is a truck, I would hope not, but it is very smooth and quiet. The advertised 15mpg city / 20mpg highway is a pipe dream, but I suspect the rear differential may have something to do with that. On the positive side, I am getting about 16.5 mpg highway while driving 80mph through the Texas hill country. City driving is about 14.5 mpg so not that much worse than advertised. The turn knob shifter took some getting used to, but I appreciate the space recovered from where the shifter would traditionally be. My only complaint is that some of the A/C controls (changing from dash vents to floor vents, etc) must be done via the touch screen. Overall, I love this truck.
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love my ram
jim brusse, 12/02/2015
updated 12/11/2017
2015 Ram 1500 HFE 2dr Regular Cab SB (3.6L 6cyl 8A)
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
Excellent gas mileage. Up to 26 mpg with a 4x4 truck is amazing. Handles great too. Why isn't ram advertising the base v 6 more?
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Lifted Above The Rest
Jason Janacek, 08/23/2019
2015 Ram 1500 Sport 4dr Crew Cab 4WD 5.6 ft SB (5.7L 8cyl 8A)
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
I have been in the New Car and Truck business for well over 25 years now. I have driven them all and the winner is clearly this Ram 1500. I bought this truck in January 2016. And had to have it shipped from Kansas to Texas as it was one of the only white Sports I could find in the country. On day one I drained the oil and filled with 5w 20 Royal Purple and now with 97,000 miles it has never been in the shop. And folks I DRIVE my truck. I don't coddle a vehicle. I put a lift on it at 25k and have been running 35" MT tires since then. I didn't buy a truck to get good gas millage. You want that? buy a compact car. I bought my truck to hunt and fish in. And I drive it everywhere. Bottom line is I could have bought any truck I wanted to at a great price. But I chose this truck. Oh, and by the way, so did the other manager at THE CHEVROLET DEALERSHIP we both worked for as sales managers. Would think the GM would have an issue with that? Nope...he already bought a 2014 and understood.
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Over 10,000 miles. Ram Rebel 5.7
Steve, 04/20/2016
2015 Ram 1500 Sport 4dr Quad Cab 4WD SB (5.7L 8cyl 8A)
8 of 9 people found this review helpful
I have owned this truck for just about 8 months now and felt I could give it a proper assessment. Zero issues to report. I have the 5.7 with the 3.92 gears and 8spd trans. I have averaged just around 16mpg in mixed driving conditions. While towing a 7,000 lb camper (which this truck does effortlessly) I average around 11 mpg. Two of my favorite options are the ramboxes (storage compartments accessible from the outside of the bed that utilize the space above the wheel wells without compromising bed capacity (still able to load 4x8 sheets of plywood and drywall no problem)). My second is the adjustable air suspension which can lower to allow ease of entry and raise to an off-road dedicated 10+" clearance height. Interior - spacious and comfortable in both front and back seats. There is so much leg room in the quad cab rear seats this truck easily carries linebackers in the back in absolute comfort. The instrument cluster is programmable as to which display you want to see in the center and what data to appear on the corners of the digital display and is intelligently flanked by the large rpm gauge and speedometer. This is truly the most comfortable vehicle I have ever ridden in. Storage is ample and everywhere. under back seats, storage wells in floor boards, behind back seats, door pockets, seat pockets, center console, dual glove compartments...The ram boxes are extremely useful and allow larger tools, hunting gear to be stored and locked in sync with the remote, or through a couple bags of ice and a case of your favorite beverage and you are the tailgate king. Included as part of the Rambox package is a ram embossed heavy duty plastic bed divider which also serves as a tailgate extender as well as a Ram embossed tonneau cover which folds into thirds to allow tall items in the bed and easily folds back into place to cover the bed. Performance- The 395 HP Hemi is amazing. It really is a fast truck when you get up on it, but rides with the comfort of a luxury sedan. The exhaust note sounds deep and throaty when starting or accelerating and just loud enough to sound impressive without be obnoxious. Even with the 33" Off-Road toyo tires included as part of the rebel package you would never know it from the inside of the cabin. Lots of people complain about the shift knob, but I actually like it. It frees up a lot of space in the center console area where a center shifter may go. It's beefy and easy to use and you will never mistake it for the radio volume knob. Also get the 8.4AN stereo option (9 speaker Alpine system with a subwoofer) the nav is meh, good compared to other vehicles, but with iphone apps such as waze and google maps. The stereo sounds fantastatic and never feels strained when cranked up to 11 on the volume know ( you know, 10 and One). I always love driving this truck. I get many compliments and although it's not the cheapest transport option out there, The Ram's are very competitively priced and I was able to get mine at 8,000 below sticker.
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2015 Ram Bighorn Ecodiesel Review
Jim, 01/02/2016
updated 01/03/2018
2015 Ram 1500 Big Horn 4dr Crew Cab 4WD 5.6 ft SB (3.6L 6cyl 8A)
11 of 13 people found this review helpful
Just passed 53,000 on my Ecodiesel, and still love it. This truck is exciting to drive with seemingly endless torque and plenty of horsepower combined with amazing fuel economy, luxury, and good looks. I've had no major issues; this is the 2nd Ram truck I've owned and been very happy with both of them. I would recommend the Ecodiesel without hesitation. With the Ecodiesel being a newer platform for Ram, I hope my satisfaction continues and this proves to be a smart and worthwhile purchase. As of now, I will say it has been the best all around vehicle I have owned.
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