2017 Ram 2500 - What's it Worth?

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Add Optional Equipment

• Engine Block Heater

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• Remote Engine Start

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• Anti-Theft Alarm System

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• Leather Seating

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• Power Driver's Seat Lumbar Adjustment

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• Heated Passenger Seat

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• Heated Driver's Seat

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• Ventilated Front Seats

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• 8-Way Power Driver's Seat

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• 6-Way Power Front Passenger Seat

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• Driver's Seat Memory

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• Memorized Pedal Position Settings

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• Memorized Exterior Mirror Settings

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• Front and Rear Parking Sensors

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• Power Adjustable Pedals

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• Rear Parking Sensors

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• Rear View Camera

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• Universal Remote Transmitter

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• Heated Steering Wheel

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• Multi-Zone Climate Control

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• Rain Sensing Windshield Wipers

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• Rear Defogger

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• Daytime Running Lights

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• Exterior Entry Lighting

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• Auto-Dim Exterior Mirror(s)

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• Illuminated Vanity Mirror(s)

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• Power Folding Exterior Mirrors

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• Exterior Mirror Mounted Turn Signals

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• Power Glass Sunroof

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• AM/FM/CD Audio System

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• AM/FM HD Radio Audio System

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• Alpine Speakers

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• Subwoofer

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• Voice Activated Navigation System

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• Cargo Tie Downs

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• Bed Liner

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• Hard Tonneau Cover

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• Vinyl Floor Covering

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• Stolen Vehicle Tracking

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• Proximity Key Power Door Locks

Vehicle Mileage

Vehicle Condition (select one)

• Outstanding - Exceptional mechanical, exterior and interior condition; requires no reconditioning. 

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• Clean - Some normal wear but no major mechanical or cosmetic problems; may require limited reconditioning. 

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• Average - May have a few mechanical and/or cosmetic problems and may require a considerable amount of reconditioning 

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• Rough - Several mechanical and/or cosmetic problems requiring significant repairs. 

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• Damaged - Major mechanical and/or body damage that may render it in non-safe running condition. 

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• Sorry, Edmunds.com does not provide estimates for damaged vehicles. To derive a value for a "Damaged" vehicle, simply take the "Average" condition and subtract the cost of restoring the vehicle to "Average" condition.