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Posted: 04/09/12 03:49pm Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

I watched it, I liked it, maybe I'm just easy..


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SoCalDesertRider wrote:

He talked on and on about 'really getting what Truck people want and need', but this new 1500 is geared more to those who want a truck that is more like a car, not to those who need a truck that is truly suited to use as a TRUCK.


Guess which group is buying more trucks...


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my 2011 is awesome, this would be even better! not everyone is willing to take a beating in the truck and at the pumps to tow 5 times a year
8000 pound tt no problems at all


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I drove a 2012 for a week while they were getting my 2500 ready; (I bought a 2010 2500). The 1500 was nice with the 5.7 amd it did have nice get up and go but it was still little league compared to the 2500 with the 6.7 diesel. If I was in the market for a 1/2 ton truck I would take another look.


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMDQ8Yl7Ndk

Here's some facts about the coil spring suspension... Maybe the airbags will improve the coil spring shortcomings.

Hopefully RAM has fixed the cracks in the dashboards as another upgrade.

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I like the rotary knob for the transmission instead of a column shifter. Once you select drive, you can use the up and down buttons on the steering wheel to shift- Cool.


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jonaz wrote:

I like the rotary knob for the transmission instead of a column shifter. Once you select drive, you can use the up and down buttons on the steering wheel to shift- Cool.
That sounds interesting to me.


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jonaz wrote:

I like the rotary knob for the transmission instead of a column shifter. Once you select drive, you can use the up and down buttons on the steering wheel to shift- Cool.


Jaguar and Land Rover have been using a knob for some time. Makes a lot of sense to me. A shift lever just takes up space no matter where you put it, gets in the way and is unnecessary in a time where steering wheel mounted shifters are so common.


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Posted: 04/12/12 10:36am Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

More news coming out with in depth looks into the powertrain, frame/suspension, and the cool new technology used in the 2013 RAM 1500.

Here are the links:

POWERTRAIN

TECHNOLOGY

FRAME AND SUSPENSION

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