Used 2014 Ram C/V Tradesman Consumer Reviews
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Cargo van for the little man!
It's basically a gutted grand caravan. The interior is identical minus the backseats and the addition of an aluminum load floor. The cup holders are goofy in the back, but I like the sound proofing provided by the original interior plastic trim. "Real" cargo vans are noisy and hard to keep warm/cold. With 270 HP, the acceleration is good, and the cloth seats are comfortable. It's nice that the front seats can fully recline. "Real" cargo vans seats must remain upright due to the partition between the seats and the cargo space. The CV drives like a family car but functions as a cargo van. "Real" cargo vans are much more expensive. I recommend the U-Connect hands-free upgrade.
Keeps on going, and going and going!
Ten years old, no major repairs of any kind, smooth ride, somewhat noisy compared to a civilian vehicle. The engine is massively powerful, and as a musician, I have never needed anything bigger. Rarely get over 23 mpg, but I live in Texas, and we speed a lot here. Van looks good, acts right, and is a work horse.
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- Base Cargo MinivanMSRP: $9,99532 mi away
- Base Cargo MinivanMSRP: $10,995385 mi away
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