Ram 3500: Revolution of the Fourth Generation

The ad campaign of the Dodge Ram pickup truck features the Old West era when the only modes of transportation were horses, trains and wagons. The ad depicts that if Dodge Ram existed during that time, it’ll be appropriate because its design, features and qualities speak of what that era represents – courageousness and survival.

The fourth generation Dodge Ram 3500 still resembles the features of its predecessor – the muscular, rugged appearance that once surprised the truck buyers who expected that Dodge Ram pickup would actually look like an angular cinder block. But it’s more than the exterior that makes truck enthusiasts wish to own Ram 3500; the strength and power of Dodge Ram pickup also amazes truck buyers.

Ram 3500 has dual rear wheels on both sides giving the pickup truck more power for towing and hauling huge loads even up on the hill. It is still a solid option for truck buyers who are after vehicles with heavy duty towing and hauling capacity. Its standard 6.7 liter Cummins turbo diesel produces 350 horsepower and 650 lbs feet of torque. Transmission remains with six-speed manual with an option for six-speed automatic.

The current Edmonton Ram 3500 pickup truck is available with either rear-wheel or four-wheel drive. It comes with a big exhaust brake that gives additional stability and strong breaking power when towing. The new 7 x 11 power folding tow mirrors feature provides a greater range of vision when towing extra-wide loads. The mirror is adjustable and can be rotated horizontally or vertically for easy towing tasks.

Ram 3500 is available in three cab styles. The Edmonton Ram 3500 pickup truck comes in regular cab, crew cab and mega cab. Just like the previous generation of Dodge Ram, the cab styles include long or short bed. Regular cabs have long bed while crew cabs have either short or long beds. Mega cabs have almost the same long bed feature like crew cabs but it pairs a bigger cabin with short bed.

The Edmonton Ram 3500 pickup truck have similar trim levels to the previous generation of Dodge Ram. The trim levels range from base ST to midgrade SLT and luxurious Laramie. Interior amenities still vary depending on the trim level. All Ram 3500 have dual rear-wheel axle except for crew cab short bed. The superior features of Dodge Ram make it a preferred pickup truck in the West.