Used 2018 Ram Promaster Window Van 2500 High Roof Promaster Window Van Review
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New Car Owneer, Sonora, KY, 03/21/2019
2018 Ram Promaster Window Van 2500 High Roof 3dr Van (3.6L 6cyl 6A)
Overall material quality in new vehicles is not what it used to be. Other than that, we are pleased.
Edmunds Summary Review of the 2018 Ram Promaster Window Van 2500 High Roof Promaster Window Van
What’s new
- Uconnect 5.0 with optional navigation is now standard
- Rearview camera and Bluetooth are standard
- Part of the first generation of ProMaster introduced in 2014
Pros & Cons
- Pro:Space-efficient front-wheel-drive layout
- Pro:Good forward visibility
- Pro:Tight turning radius
- Con:Unrefined ride quality, even for a van
- Con:The steering wheel is not adjustable for tilt
- Con:Rear seats must be purchased through a third party
- Con:Can't tow as much as the competition
Which Promaster Window Van does Edmunds recommend?
The list of standard features is the same no matter which trim you specify, so your decision about which ProMaster version to get will likely be based purely on your business needs. The 3500, because of its additional length, will be beneficial for packing in as many passengers (and their luggage) as possible.
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Driving
Since the diesel was discontinued for this year, the 3.6-liter V6 is the only engine available. But it's a refined one, with smooth shifts and a notable lack of engine noise. It feels easy to drive this van in crowded urban centers thanks to its light steering and relatively tight turning radius.
Comfort
The seats are well-bolstered and fairly comfortable — there's even a suspension seat as an option. But the ride isn't anything to write home about, even by van standards. Selecting optional floor coating might help alleviate the noise from an empty cargo area.
Interior
Utilitarian vans are seldom known for their comfort, but the ProMaster is fairly easy to get in and out of. Unfortunately, the steering wheel does not adjust for tilt, which can make for a compromised driving position. Forward visibility is a strong point.
Utility
It doesn't get much more useful than a van, and as long as you don't want factory-installed rear seats, there are quite a few ways to equip the cargo area of a ProMaster. Payload capacity is competitive, but the ProMaster's tow rating lags behind those of rival vans.
Technology
A rearview camera and a 5-inch touchscreen with Ram's intuitive Uconnect interface are standard.
Edmunds Insurance Estimator
The Edmunds TCO® estimated monthly insurance payment for a 2018 Ram Promaster Window Van in Massachusetts is:
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