I've owned 2 2018 rams, 3 2012-2017 f350s. All diesels. I'll start this off by saying they're all excellent trucks now, they're reliable with a warranty to back it up. But, with mass production comes some simple downfalls. For example, the sun visor in my 2001 ram 2500, it has no play and is extremely sturdy. The 2018 ram 2500, has extreme amounts of play. All of the interior pieces are extremely cheaply made. Some dont even line up. However, unfortunately that's the price you have to pay for a cummins. Now, they ride very well, and handle well. The 68rfes aren't as bad as the talk says. Get a line pressure booster and call it a day. Another huge thing. Power stroke and duramax are both v8s. The cummins is an inline 6. It will never feel as "sporty" as it has a better compression ratio in comparison to both its competitors. I feel in my heart that it is a more overall reliable vehicle than both the stroke and the max. I just wish they made them a little bit better on the interior.
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Stock: G10742A
VIN: 3C6UR5DJ1JG175031
Mileage: 17,215
