own a 2005 ram quad cab--it drives the best of all others in my book. PLUS when i need it i have 365 horses under my right foot to come alive at a seconds notice. plus i get 15.9 up to 16.2 mpg's not bad for a truck this big--and it has 156k on it. Burns no oil, transmission gets serviced every 50 k and it shifts wonderfully--oh--its my fav color--black cherry! think i'm going to keep her!
after reading a few haters comments--all i can say is you get crap in all brands--BUT i prefer dodge trucks--period--yes i do all my own , mechanic work. Still say im keeping my old 2005 quad cab. The one thing i do hate is the really thin dashes--i have personally put in 3 NEW dashes NOT dash-overs,[in both my sons dodges] and they aren't easy to replace--now i can go back to loving my ram! its paid for too!
That’s why I buy Toyota. The best product, the best. Toyota engines go for 300,000 miles. These American made cars and trucks, 60,000 miles trouble ahead.
@@liberty4175 To each his own and we all have our opinions but I've owned two Ram 1500's 2004 and 2016 which I still have and I put 200K+ on my first with no major issues before trading it in and my 2016 has 150K and still going strong...not sure I'll keep it until I hit 300K but the quality of these trucks have come along way
Nope, nothing about working these jobs is fun. We are paid great, I won’t deny that. But after 5 minutes you don’t look at the truck. Its just a job to get done so you can go home. Line doesn’t stop, there’s always the next part to assemble. Easy to fall behind(getting in the hole). So you have to try to maintain your speed and quality. Not easy to do for 8 or10 hour days. Boredom of standing and doing the exact same thing for roughly 600 vehicles a day takes its toll mentally and physically. That’s why so many quit within the first month. Some even the first day. I’ve made it 23 years. It’s been a struggle and been very lucky.
Does anyone know if the Detroit assembly plant has any kind of program in place where a customer and come and watch his particular truck being assembled? That would be an awesome field trip; driving your new truck home from the factory. Just curious.
@@daveyJ213 Don't know. I know from my own past experience working on an assemnly line you can't get away with not working, so I don"t think it's that. I wouldn't much care to be gawked at while I was doing my job either I remember when we had the Hershy chocolate factory near where I live. You could tour that place as people worked. They didn't look like they appreciated it either. I guess you don't know until you yourself are on display. Don't get me wrong, I would love watching the process or even better yet my own vehicle getting built. I just understand how the workers might not like it.
Great to Watch & see All the Technology & Time that Goes into Building these,Then you Buy one & Dealerships Rip you Off with Everything they Do,I bought a Ford & the Dealership’s Suck Ass !
OK I want this truck and I build hvacs for ford hahahah, I don't think Ford F150 is the best anymore but their all nice. This one must be the equivalent to the ford raptor.
I think it is great they are making the trucks in the USA. I just can’t justify paying $100,000 for a truck. So, it takes 40 hours to build a truck, and say the average is $35.00 hr. = 1,400.00 a week labor. That leaves $98,600.00 in raw material, does not add up!
Only the TRX's are 100k. Most are 60k. Also, if we want to talk about Ford, or Chevrolet, or GMC, then what you said applies even more. Even the materials don't cost as much and quality is a bit worse, yet they are still more expensive.
Too bad fast production is not happening any more. Everything is in back order. People all over the nation waiting on vehicles and parts for months now.
Absolutely they do. They do the same exact thing around 600 times a shift. It’s so boring and tedious. There is no huge interest in anything other than waiting for your breaks and going home.
@@Matt-fd9hc that's why they rotate them around quite often. it seems like a pretty clean job in a nice environment. you can always train your mind to think of other stuff while doing repetition type tasks. that's why weekends are for partying.
@@4dak88 It is a very clean environment. Rotation doesn’t help boredom. If you are on the assembly line boredom is a fact of life. Standing all day isn’t easy. Rotating does help overuse injuries by doing the same thing. Less carpal tunnel. I myself prefer to not rotate. Once you find a good job I want to stay on it. Rotating to a less desirable job isn’t a good thing even if for a hour or two.
@@Giggidygiggidy12 Trust me, if your options are limited this work is a blessing. I barely graduated high school and I’m not qualified for much. I can do assembly work though. I know how fortunate I am to have this job and still have it after these many years.
Guy martin just sitting back and laughing at the non stop ignorance of everyone acting like school children with cuddies and that's supposed to explain why there is a delay on every product in America. Wake up sheep and start being Americans and stop being communist followers.
Guy martin yep I hit my head wondering why in the video they sit at break time at a bench with plastic dividers between them and struggle to breath and hear each other talk. Real safe work environment. I guess those that don't bump their head just follow along and never stand up for American values.
My brother got hit head on at 65 by a GM (Geriatric Motors owner for ya) in his '16 Rebel, that truck saved his life, new cars are designed to disintegrate. but they're much safer for it.
@@toddgolling5760 Yea, the Minivan plant is no different in that regard, I hear about constantly... I thought you meant all the plastics in cars in general.
Sounds like me with Ford. Had three F-150s. Last one was an ecoboost which start having major problems right after the warranty ran out. After sinking in about $3K on repairs and it not being fixed I traded it in on a new 2019 Laramie. Been pretty happy with it so far.
I've owned all three brands never had anything bad to say about any of them put over 2 hundred thousand miles on them. But the best was 95 ram Cummins over 500 k on it
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LOVE TO SEE THE DISCIPLINE REGARDING SAFETY AWARENESS BY THE EMPLOYEES. ALL THE BEST GUYS. STAY SAFE, STAY HEALTHY, STAY ALIVE.
Best looking truck in the business!!!
I worked there, there's a reason it's moving plants... Let's just put it that way.
@@Capt_Kali_Yuga what do you mean? Also how does one get a job there? You just apply? Or do you need education and training?
@@LynxStarAuto apply and luck, Or have family already working there, probably 25% of the Minivan plant is nepotism cases
Nice! Lets build a Nazi version for Trudeau and his lost disciples! Hay?
Call it "Freedom Ram!"
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own a 2005 ram quad cab--it drives the best of all others in my book. PLUS when i need it i have 365 horses under my right foot to come alive at a seconds notice. plus i get 15.9 up to 16.2 mpg's not bad for a truck this big--and it has 156k on it. Burns no oil, transmission gets serviced every 50 k and it shifts wonderfully--oh--its my fav color--black cherry! think i'm going to keep her!
Proud of my RAM truck Warlock 2021 made by Professional !!! Keep up the good work !!!
Now I want to binge watch the Terminator movies
RAM best in class! Nice to see how they're made !
after reading a few haters comments--all i can say is you get crap in all brands--BUT i prefer dodge trucks--period--yes i do all my own , mechanic work. Still say im keeping my old 2005 quad cab.
The one thing i do hate is the really thin dashes--i have personally put in 3 NEW dashes NOT dash-overs,[in both my sons dodges] and they aren't easy to replace--now i can go back to loving my ram! its paid for too!
That’s why I buy Toyota. The best product, the best. Toyota engines go for 300,000 miles. These American made cars and trucks, 60,000 miles trouble ahead.
@@liberty4175 To each his own and we all have our opinions but I've owned two Ram 1500's 2004 and 2016 which I still have and I put 200K+ on my first with no major issues before trading it in and my 2016 has 150K and still going strong...not sure I'll keep it until I hit 300K but the quality of these trucks have come along way
That's one damn fine truck! Wish I had a TRX, but still happy as hell with my 1500 Hemi.
C'mon Woooooool!! Do it!!!
Own a 2019 Laramie with automatic parking 75k without any problems and my first American pickup truck that I will keep for a long time
I'll take the one with the big motor....
@TWN AWESOME VIDEO :)
Very cool!
smart work
yes please!
"Public" hand sanitizer. A face palm of an idea if ever I've seen one!
How about a dog shit shoe scanner while you're at it.
must inject it
I've always been very curious about the VIN in production. At what point does a vechile recieve a VIN?
I Love it , So beautiful .
ya, your right! $2,000 per truck sounds like it!!
That would be a fun job to. Especially when you build your own truck how you want.
Nope, nothing about working these jobs is fun. We are paid great, I won’t deny that. But after 5 minutes you don’t look at the truck. Its just a job to get done so you can go home. Line doesn’t stop, there’s always the next part to assemble. Easy to fall behind(getting in the hole). So you have to try to maintain your speed and quality. Not easy to do for 8 or10 hour days.
Boredom of standing and doing the exact same thing for roughly 600 vehicles a day takes its toll mentally and physically. That’s why so many quit within the first month. Some even the first day.
I’ve made it 23 years. It’s been a struggle and been very lucky.
@Guy martin
I have worked for Chrysler, DaimlerChrysler, FiatChrysler and now Stellantis
@@Matt-fd9hc what's that fluid they dip the cabs and beds in? Seam sealer?
@@LynxStarAuto
Have no idea, never worked in Paint.
And then fix it regularly. How you want.
So what company owns ram this week?
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Does anyone know if the Detroit assembly plant has any kind of program in place where a customer and come and watch his particular truck being assembled? That would be an awesome field trip; driving your new truck home from the factory. Just curious.
I was wondering this exact thing. I know some exotic car makers do, but I’d love to do the same for a new truck. And then I don’t need to fly overseas
The last thing an installer wants is to have the customer micromanage him
It would be cool to see for sure but I once knew a guy who worked on a GM assembly line. He said they absolutely hated when people came in on tours.
@@magnusatheos7301 Mmm... made the tour interrupted his workflow. Or maybe he simply had to work when people were watching.
@@daveyJ213 Don't know. I know from my own past experience working on an assemnly line you can't get away with not working, so I don"t think it's that. I wouldn't much care to be gawked at while I was doing my job either I remember when we had the Hershy chocolate factory near where I live. You could tour that place as people worked. They didn't look like they appreciated it either. I guess you don't know until you yourself are on display. Don't get me wrong, I would love watching the process or even better yet my own vehicle getting built. I just understand how the workers might not like it.
The only American truck that retails in Australia.
No have ford and Chevrolet in Australia
@@josemendoza2546 the RHD Ford ranger is from Thailand. General Motors close down its factory and left Australia. Toyota is number one in Australia.
I wish to own one.
@@melusimazibuko1665 Watch what you are wishing for...
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Looks cool, but they all seem rushed and too many chefs spoil the meal. Interesting process though .
Rushed?! I worked there. That's SHAP. It was the worst plant. I left that plant.
Air struts? Wow
yeah i had them put the 4 corner air on my rebel GT best ride ever plus you can raise and lower truck !
I'll take the gray one!
Yep. It looks nice hooked to a tow truck!
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Great to Watch & see All the Technology & Time that Goes into Building these,Then you Buy one & Dealerships Rip you Off with Everything they Do,I bought a Ford & the Dealership’s Suck Ass !
How to sign up for it get a job
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OK I want this truck and I build hvacs for ford hahahah, I don't think Ford F150 is the best anymore but their all nice. This one must be the equivalent to the ford raptor.
So anybody can do this job?
I’d take that ram TRX and send it to Philippines
I think it is great they are making the trucks in the USA. I just can’t justify paying $100,000 for a truck. So, it takes 40 hours to build a truck, and say the average is $35.00 hr. = 1,400.00 a week labor. That leaves $98,600.00 in raw material, does not add up!
Great math !
You left out R&D, Advertising and Transport and profit to name a few.
@@patrickray7434 What R&D? chrysler?!? He left out management loot.
not all are 100 K but yeah you left offalot of billiable stuff...
Only the TRX's are 100k. Most are 60k.
Also, if we want to talk about Ford, or Chevrolet, or GMC, then what you said applies even more. Even the materials don't cost as much and quality is a bit worse, yet they are still more expensive.
Wish I could have one🤧
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im still waiting on my dodge ram 3500 order feb 25 its now mid june..
They can't make it run.
@@nofyfb123 why did you watch the video if you talk shit on every comment ?? Did ram hurt you?😅
@@Clamjammer I'm dealing with gmc that has very little of gm and still... and I know darn well what chrysler "quality" has in store.
And the #1 depreciation model of the big 3- why it’s JUNK
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Ram truck oil change lol Drain plug oil all over sway bar. Oil filter ready got above power steering pump/ mechanism, oil spills all over it.
Sounds like you can’t change your oil. I do it easily. Maybe you should let a real man change your oil for you.
Try hitting it with your purse
Outdated Warren Truck....assembly line Still Built like a roller coaster aftet the investment
Very nice. How about building something that lasts?
Like Toyota
@@liberty4175 Exactly!
Too bad fast production is not happening any more. Everything is in back order. People all over the nation waiting on vehicles and parts for months now.
ordered my Rebel GT and got in a 6 weeks VRS 16 weeks ....
Can anyone of these workers afford one? What's that? No. Ok.
plenty in the parking lot
Rambo mobile. Yea my friends o5. 200k hemi. Yea
wonder how they like breathing there own co2 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
too bad my 2500 wasn't built in the US of A
My 2016 2500 says it was built in Mexico. What gives?
2500 and 3500 are built in Mexico
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workers look so disinterested
Absolutely they do. They do the same exact thing around 600 times a shift. It’s so boring and tedious. There is no huge interest in anything other than waiting for your breaks and going home.
@@Matt-fd9hc that's why they rotate them around quite often. it seems like a pretty clean job in a nice environment. you can always train your mind to think of other stuff while doing repetition type tasks. that's why weekends are for partying.
@@4dak88
It is a very clean environment. Rotation doesn’t help boredom. If you are on the assembly line boredom is a fact of life. Standing all day isn’t easy. Rotating does help overuse injuries by doing the same thing. Less carpal tunnel. I myself prefer to not rotate. Once you find a good job I want to stay on it. Rotating to a less desirable job isn’t a good thing even if for a hour or two.
If I had to work in a factory, this is where I'd want to be
@@Giggidygiggidy12
Trust me, if your options are limited this work is a blessing. I barely graduated high school and I’m not qualified for much. I can do assembly work though. I know how fortunate I am to have this job and still have it after these many years.
TRX's
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Its a foreign company.
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Hoo Sseetq❤s go ,
A lit longer than 5,lol
Tons of electronic issues
And mechanical.
What a joke. Everyone acting like grade school children thinking everyone has cuddies.
Guy martin just sitting back and laughing at the non stop ignorance of everyone acting like school children with cuddies and that's supposed to explain why there is a delay on every product in America. Wake up sheep and start being Americans and stop being communist followers.
Guy martin yep I hit my head wondering why in the video they sit at break time at a bench with plastic dividers between them and struggle to breath and hear each other talk. Real safe work environment. I guess those that don't bump their head just follow along and never stand up for American values.
Duck tape equipment
ridiculous. plastic everywhere to kEeP uS SAfE
My brother got hit head on at 65 by a GM (Geriatric Motors owner for ya) in his '16 Rebel, that truck saved his life, new cars are designed to disintegrate. but they're much safer for it.
I was referring to the plexiglass between the line workers
@@toddgolling5760 Yea, the Minivan plant is no different in that regard, I hear about constantly... I thought you meant all the plastics in cars in general.
@@braydons5623 no the crush zones are there to absorb the energy
The plexiglass to absorb your freedom lol
They look nice brand new - very unreliable long term.....have had three of them - will never buy another.
Sounds like me with Ford. Had three F-150s. Last one was an ecoboost which start having major problems right after the warranty ran out. After sinking in about $3K on repairs and it not being fixed I traded it in on a new 2019 Laramie. Been pretty happy with it so far.
My 2011 Outdoorsman is still going with 225 thousand miles, I would not have a problem buying another.
I switched from Ford after 30 years to Ram, would never go back
360k + on my ram never let me down
I've owned all three brands never had anything bad to say about any of them put over 2 hundred thousand miles on them. But the best was 95 ram Cummins over 500 k on it
Chrysler JUNK
Idiot proof assembly line, robots do most of the work.
And still manage to make crap. Must be fiat-made robots...
still Dodge Chrysler no matter how many times they rename the heaps they make
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USA PRIME MINISTER JOE BIDEN SIR PLEASE ESTABLISH RAM ELETRIC PICKUP TRUCK ,RAM ELETRIC PICKUP TRUCK MANUFACTURING PLANT IN INDIA
USA PRIME MINISTER JOE BIDEN SIR PLEASE ESTABLISH RAM ELETRIC PICKUP TRUCK ,RAM ELETRIC PICKUP TRUCK MANUFACTURING PLANT IN INDIA