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2004 | Dodge Ram 1500 Base Newburgh, New York | Trucks | $13,999 | | 0 |  | 149.2 mi |
2003 | Dodge Ram 1500 Base Voorhees, New Jersey | Trucks | $14,995 | White | 61,089 |  | 78.9 mi |
2003 | Dodge Ram 1500 Base Williamstown, New Jersey | Trucks | $16,995 | Flame Red | 37,269 | | 83.8 mi |
2004 | Dodge Ram 1500 Base Williamstown, New Jersey | Trucks | $18,495 | Flame Red | 31,730 | | 83.8 mi |
2004 | Dodge Ram 1500 Base Williamstown, New Jersey | Trucks | $18,495 | Black | 32,357 | | 83.8 mi |
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Professional Review
This may be the golden age of the full-size pickup. Indeed, it's impossible to buy a bad full-size pickup nowadays. The all-new Ford F-150 and Nissan Titan have made headlines. Toyota has a new Double Cab model, and there are strong entries from Chevrolet and GMC. In spite of all this, the Dodge Ram remains an excellent choice. It may be the best choice, depending on what you want in a truck. Rams are smooth and refined, particularly when compared with the previous generation. The cabs are comfortable and convenient, among the roomiest in their respective classes. The Quad Cab is handy for hauling friends and family but even the standard cab is roomy. Arguably, the Ram is the best-looking truck on the market. The styling is bold and handsome, more sophisticated than the previous design. The Hemi V8 engine has drawn much attention for its power and efficiency as well as the heritage its name evokes. It is an exceptionally good engine, smooth and very responsive. Adding to its responsiveness is a five-speed automatic. The popular 4.7-liter V8 delivers responsive performance. It's also smooth and sophisticated, benefiting from a modern overhead-cam design. Full-time four-wheel drive (all-wheel drive) is available with the 4.7-liter for improved stability in slippery conditions.
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