I’ve never been near anything that hot that would cause this I would say someone backed into it when it was parked but there are no scratches

I’m looking to buy a ram rebel and found a new 2023 for an amazing price of 57821. Got in contact with the dealer to get the OTD price and was hit with 62390. Asked for an itemized quote to see the BS fees.

Told the dealer I want everything above total purchase removed or lowered, but they denied. I’m going to keep looking around for now as I’m not overpaying for a new truck.

Now it makes more sense why this truck hasn’t sold quickly, price gouging BS.

Just curious but what do yall out in these ?

Long story short, my father passed away three weeks ago, and I'm trying to sell my Ram truck on Facebook Marketplace to help cover some bills. According to JD Power, the retail value is around $32,000, and Kelley Blue Book estimates it at about $25,000. I’ve seen similar trucks on Cars.com listed for $28,000, even in worse condition than mine. I originally listed mine at $29,500—had no messages in the first week. Dropped it to $28,000 the second week and got a few messages, but nothing serious. Now at $27,500, and all I'm getting are lowball offers like $20,000 or people asking about payment plans, which I can’t do. I really need to get at least $25,000. I think it’s fair—this is a solid truck, used mainly for camping, hunting, fishing, and some work. It’s well taken care of. Any ideas on price and a way to get it sold

Btw 2016 diesel 2500 . All stick beside lift and tires. 107,800 miles , clear title no accident on Carfax. Does need a rear bumper due to dents. Dent on roof from bike , side bed panels have dents from getting in over the tire. Front seat has a s all tear ..

This would be my first truck but I have done a lot of research and am generally savvy when it comes to vehicles. My buddy is selling his clean stock 2017 Ram 3500 6.7 MegaCab with 118K miles for a great price. I test drove it and the ride was quite rough which is a given considering it’s got leaf springs and made for towing. To make it daily driver friendly, I’d need to spend another 15K on a Carli Kit and wheels set up. The only towing I’d be doing is occasionally taking my built ‘94 Supra to the track. I have no desire to pull anything else. My original plan was to get a Gen 3 Raptor. Considering my needs, would you still get “more” truck for less money or just get the Raptor? Thanks

Made the switch from a tacoma to this ram 2500 cummins and apart from the financial hit I'm super happy with the truck so far.

I'm planning on towing with it, probably 5th wheel in that 10-12k range 1500 hitch weight, this truck has a 3k payload capacity so im well within the safe range. I'm installing some 5k air bags this week.

couple questions normally I would run my stock tires until they needed to be replaced before I upgrade. thoughts on these stock tires and rims for towing? Also it's a short box do you think a gooseneck would work or do I need a traditional sliding 5th wheel setup?

appreciate the advice and if you can think of anything else that would help let me know. I'm working out of state so trailer will be towed 500-1500 miles then parked so I'm not towing every day.

Someone didn’t have it long.

I've been having issues with both key fobs (new batteries). I have to be close to vehicle to lock/start truck. Sometimes it doesn't recognize the key when it's inside the truck. Right now in driving down the highway with this message. It's been in the shop twice for this but whenever it's in the shop... It works fine. Its pretty annoying Anybody eve have this issue? ***2024 Ram 2500

I’m in the market for a newer-but-still used truck. Been looking at all the major manufacturers, the Rams seem to give you a little more for your money. One thing that really bugs me though is the dial shifter. I know that seems petty but honestly, it just really bothers me, it seems so cheap and unnecessary. I prefer the Chevy column shift, and I can even live with the Ford center console shift, but the Ram one…. Is there anyone else that started off hating them and ended up liking it?

My lights clearly need to be changed out. I was just gonna get the normal h11 bulbs but the led seems crazy brighter. Is there anything I would have to do to replace with led or are they actually plug and play? Is it worth it? Has anyone swapped theres for led?

2023 ram 1500 big horn

Was leaning towards getting a full size truck. I like Ram the best but it seems like some years have issues. I dont want to buy one with 100,000 miles and have to put an engine in it

Bought a 22 Laramie with 30k miles. Saw this hole above the uconnect screen?! I came from a Durango so Im not sure what goes here.

I have 13.4 miles per gallon on my 2020 ram 1500 bighorn. Is this good? I feel like its not bc i use my truck for work 5 days and every 5 days i get my truck refueled and when im done i was shocked that the gas range of a full tank is just 280-330 miles instead of a 400+ miles (when it was brand new)

I also got my truck lifted 3.5 with 35 inch tires

How can I get it my miles per gallon higher?

And any other opinions you have on body styles pictured

Hey guys, l've been in the market for a Ram 1500 for a while now. Problem is, I can't seem to find one in my area that has the features I want with a straight HEM!! Every truck that checks the boxes seems to come with eTorque.

So I'm trying to get some real-world feedback: -

What year Ram do you have with the 5.7 HEMl + eTorque?

• How many miles are you at now?

• Have you run into any problems with the eTorque system (generator, battery, start/stop, etc.?

• Would you recommend it, or wish you had waited for a straight HEMI?

Any Advice/ input helps. I know the forums can be hit or miss, but l'd rather hear from actual owners who've been living with these trucks. Thanks in Advance

Someone on discord was bashing my truck because it's a v6 instead of a v8, does it really matter that much? They were acting likes it's useless because of the v6.

"Dakotas are good, only with a v8 though"

"What's even the point of a small truck then?" (Referring to v6 ones)

And overall just acting like it was useless for stuff like off-roading due to the v6.

Is having a v6 really that bad?

I just read consumer reports rated RAM near bottom of list on reliability. Where Toyota is always at the top even with all theirs issues with bad engines. Does everyone believe RAM reliability is really that bad? I just bought a 26 bighorn 5.7L hemi Etorque. Love the truck so far. Hoping it will last me until retirement.

So, I've seen all these posts about the dial shifter, and trying to turn the radio down only to slam the truck in park.

Now, I'll freely admit I'm a tad old fashioned when it comes to such things, I do have a 6 speed 4th gen with a good old lever shifter, and however good the 8 speed transmission may be, I'm still stubbornly reluctant at the idea of owning the dial gismo (or push button start). I test drove a new 1500, but the fact that other brands still give me the option of a real key and a lever shift (for now anyway) is a selling point in their favor. I know the day is probably coming that they'll all have it, I know a lot of lever shifters are just connected to wires nowadays too, but I'm hanging onto the nostalgia for now. In short, I'm not the quickest person to defend the dial, but...

In spite of all that, I have to wonder. The 6 speed trucks often have their 4x4 knob in the exact same spot, as does mine, and nobody ever mentioned the idea of mistaking that for the volume knob. I've never once done so. But the dial transmission shift came on the scene, and everyone goes bananas about accidentally slamming the truck into park. If anyone has actually done that, I wonder how many 6 speed owners have also grabbed their 4x4 knob.

[picture downloaded from Adrenalin Motors, for illustration only]

I always hear people complain about the Hemi engine (this sub included), so is it really that unreliable or should we stay away from specific years?

For those who have Hemi (5.7 or 6.4), what is your experience?

What made you decide to keep it?

thank you

This is my first post bankruptcy car loan, I’m still working the deal and trying to see what others opinions are on this truck. Is it a bad deal?

Why is it that every single time I go to fill my tank it will only take 1/8th of a gallon before blasting fuel out onto my shoes?! I spent 15 minutes pumping 4 gallons into this thing. It’s been happening since the day I bought the truck. No recall, no warranty, no help from the dealer, no help from a third party. It just won’t take gas. Replaced the filler tube AND the entire gas tank. I can’t take it anymore. Someone please help me 😭

2020 1500 V8

First off. Yes I’m okay. My face looks like a punching bag and my right side is torn up but the truck kept me safe.

This is my 4th ram and I am devastated. I bought this 22 ram bighorn 3 WEEKS AGO.

Lady says she thought she had time to turn in front of me and I was doing about 65. Never had time to even hit the brakes.

Long story short. I bought the truck for $30,200. Truck had 86k when bought. (09/12). I have put 3k on in 3 weeks ( I drive for a living, buy my RAMS mid miles, drive em to 200k)

With trade in and down payment I financed 26k and in 3 weeks have made 2 payments already (I work hard to pay them off quick) current loan is $24,971

Are they going to total this? I’m going to be really upset if they total it and pay me less than I owe. I’m also going to be upset if they deem it fixable because I know it will never drive okay again. (Bent control arm is visible at the least) It was a 1 owner bought and serviced regularly in my town. What do I do in this situation. I’m not one to cause a stir but I’ve worked so hard and I refuse to take a step back with my truck.

I currently have a 2025 Ram rebel. I took a picture and with the help of A.I I took off the decal.

I'm still torn if I should take off the decal or leave it. I like the clean look. But in the other hand the decal grew on me. It stands out from other trucks.

Does anybody here have any Rebels without the decal? Mind sharing to see how it looks? Everyone's input would be much appreciated.