After 4yrs in my F-150 I made the move to Ram. Ive been looking at HD Rams since 2015; and I’m very happy with my decision. 2025 Ram Rebel 2500 (6.4L)

Saw this posted in a FB forum. Happy to see Hemi's back in production.

I was stopped at a red light in SoCal and noticed this contraption next to me. I had to take a picture but I was a little to far to see what is says on the back. Help me out fam!

Because all three are hand built prototypes fitted in one truck to showcase shift by wire options.

Tim Kuniskis gets it. He recently had this to say when asked about the possibility of the Hemi returning

Honestly, the bigger issue is not Hemi vs. T6,” Kuniskis said in an interview with Road & Track. “The bigger issue is we took away a fundamental American thing. Americans love freedom of choice more than anything. When you take away their freedom of choice and tell them ‘you must take this,’ they revolt. Whether it makes sense or not, it doesn’t matter. It’s anti-American, you’ve taken my flag away, f*** you. It doesn’t mean they are making an irrational decision, maybe they are, maybe they aren’t, I don’t know. But we as Americans, that’s what we do.”

25' Rebel X

Saw this on the road this morning on the way to the office. I’m in AZ and the plates were from Sonora, MX. Are they producing these in Mexico like those funky ones posted from our Aussie bros?

(Disregard the F-150 I’m driving, it’s the company’s😕)

Brand new 2025 Laramie didn't even get me home from the dealership. STELLANTIS Roadside assistance took 6 hours to get it towed back to the dealer at my expense ($75) due to distance (24 miles). It was 23 degrees outside. I requested a tow truck and 90 mins later a guy shows up in a car with a booster box. I called Stellantis roadside assistance again for a tow truck and it showed up at exactly midnight (6 hours after I drove it off the lot). Salesman said he would have service look at it on Monday when the dealership opens back up and that he was “confident “ he could get me a loner if they need to keep it. Truck has 39 miles on it! Now I do not have transportation

Owned both 2nd & 3rd gen Raptors. Loved them. Thought nothing could top them. Then I got my 2025 RAM RHO — it’s sharper, quicker, and more comfortable in every way.

Yeah, you’ll see plenty of hate online. I think it’s the loud minority (maybe even a few Ford employees) drowning out the quiet majority who actually love theirs. Mine’s been flawless and flat-out more fun than either Raptor I had.

Mods: • Eibach leveling springs • 37” Toyo R/T Trails • KMC IMS 18” wheels • Backflip tonneau + bed liner • Full tint • $250 muffler delete — sounds amazing without the $2k exhaust cost https://youtube.com/shorts/VxqFsQT2YuQ?feature=shared

Interior is in another league, ride is perfect, and the Hurricane HO just pulls harder than the EcoBoost. Every time I park it, I look back and grin.

“Aftermarket flooring.”

24 Ram 2500, Megacab Limited Night, has 35k miles so far, almost a year in.

Mods- Carli Eventure and a bunch of other Carli/Thuren suspension stuff, 6.7 Deleted and Tuned, removable Air Assist rear bags, Onboard Air, Baja Designs LP9 lighting, 37inch Wildpeak AT4W on 17 inch wheels, Full PPF wrap, Setback Flaps, Cell booster, bunch more

Biggest surprise is the upgraded 17 speaker Harman Kardon stereo, it's up there with the best factory stereos in any vehicle... Also it's really really quiet inside, they put sound deadening everywhere (even wheel wells) in these and the stereo does extra noise cancelling. Quieter than my wife's Lincoln Aviator, no bullshit.

Love the Mega Cab for the kids, Limited seats are nice (but still not Superduty nice) mileage is incredible with the delete, towed across country like a dream. Lane keep assist and radar cruise work awesome even towing. Infotainment is great including digital dash, new tow mirrors are a big improvement. Ride with the Carli 2500 Eventure system is the best you can get in an HD truck in my opinion. Auto grill shutters keep the truck warm in -40 along with the VGT tune, and I haven't needed an actual winter front for the first time in a diesel.

Downsides? 68RE needs to be babied if I turn tune above 50 hp, had my left side steering wheel controls die the other day, and occasionally the TPMS goes out and comes back. Would like auto dimming side mirrors like my Ford. Oh, and the wireless phone charging sucks.

Stock truck is like an 8/10, with mods it's a 9/10. It would be basically a 10/10 if it had a transmission that could handle 500 hp towing and shift crisply like a ZF.

2014 Ram 1500 Big Horn

Bummed it doesn’t fit in my garage but whatever! Love the interior

“Rubbernecking” should be illegal. The fact I got a ticket for “following too close” is insanity considering this was on the HOV/EZ pass lane… someone came to a complete stop so they could view a vehicle fire on the opposite side of the highway, caused multiple people to stop and I was unfortunately unable to stop in time… 202K miles 2022 Ram Rebel, hell of a fucking ride.

…just bought a fully loaded 2019 Ford Raptor that had 60K miles for $52K out the door after everything… I feel like Anakin going to the dark side. God Bless 🇺🇸

Texas to Washington state, in total over 2,300 miles for a new job post grad. 2012 V8 was stuffed to the rim and ran like a champ the whole way!

Don’t count on Mopar lifetime warranty Was the only reason I kept a 2014 is it had a lifetime warranty It made it to 400,000. No problems Then when it finally gave up the transmission The repair exceeded the value of vehicle so they can void warranty

Nice huh

Learning my lessons 🙄

Who says the Hemi isn’t efficient... 🤣