2020 RAM 1500 | It's Always Something
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- We review the new 2020 RAM 1500 to discuss the importance of how trucks dominate sales in the US. In this video, we have fun while being direct in covering all the good and bad things about the new truck and why in most cases buyers would buy this or stay away. We don't ignore the issue but celebrate the good. With other products like the Toyota Tundra, Ford F150, and Chevy Silverado there has to be one for everyone.
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Index:
00:00 - 01:20 Intro
01:20 - 5:56 Interior and Exterior Impressions
5:56 - 8:38 In the Shoppe, Engine Options
8:38 - 13:36 Driving Impressions Good and Bad
13:36 Final Thoughts 
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I can vouch for the cargo space of the Rambox. I recently moved out of my parents basement....and into my parents Rambox. im totally independent now!
lol
The sarcasm off the charts
@Price Check On VagiClean He literally said it has the best interior in the segment. It's just fine to point out any gripes while still commending it as a whole.
@Price Check On VagiClean found the mopar guy
@Price Check On VagiClean the F-150 is the best selling truck
@Price Check On VagiClean First off, it is NOT the best selling truck. Second, the interior looks nice but is still typical chrysler build quality.
@@haonanzhang6759 it has been the best selling vehicle in the the country for 40 years
"Forget about price and reliability and it's the best truck available!" LOL Killing me with this one.
Man that's so true. Test drove a loaded sport model with air suspension, it looks great insideout and drives decent as well. But it costs 69995 CAD lol.
If you can afford it, you can afford to repair it. For used buyers there is depreciation.
@@timothykeith1367 You pay more upfront, and then pay more for repairs, and at last you take a bigger hit in depreciation when selling the truck, sounds like a terrible purchase.
@@haonanzhang6759 When the depreciation hits the 2nd or 3rd owner can find fixes for many of the issues. Its kind of like owning a BMW
@@timothykeith1367 Just lease it then, makes the most sense.
I have a 2019 Ram Hemi non etorque with 47k miles and tow my race car almost every weekend and a few 2k mile trips towing it. By far it’s the best truck I have ever owned. No issue and dealership visits other than regular maintenance. I highly recommend this truck.
One man's experience. Bought a 2019 laramie in Jun 2018 with the 5.7. 43,000 miles now no issues. Great family truck that's tows the boat well.
Oh wow 49,000 miles... come back at 100k or 150k.
@@igorafichuk sounds like you're experience with both trucks was the same
I never owned a pick up truck. I am going to get a pre owned Limited once I am done with my lease. I saw the truck in a car show, got hooked. One or 2 year old with few miles on it, price drops heavy.
@@andybub45 I've got a 14 Ram with ~155k miles and no mechanical issues so far, knock on wood. Just did the brakes this weekend, she still rides great.
"Chivy"
leootp22 Shivy
Zoltan Chivay
Shitty + Chevy
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Shitty...
These trucks has reached an astronomical level of excess. I remember the days when having working A/C was considered luxurious.
Edit : Thanks for all the thumbs up.
They are meant for carrying shrimp ring trays to family gatherings with that shortened bed
TheTarrMan well this isn’t the 1960’s anymore.
You can still buy an F150 with manual windows and locks. Thats about as basic as you can get these days.
ALL cars have reached an astronomical level of excess.. everything no-a-days is about useless infotainment & digital gimmicks that will just cost a ton of money to fix when they break
They still make bare bones/stripped out trucks just nobody is reviewing those models. but when you get down in the weeds in the 30k-low40k price range The ram still gives you a lot more for your money.
Thank you for being one of the only reviewers that is honest about the reliability issue. Most reviewers won't even mention it.
im not sure the realize it. all they drive is brand new loaners, they dont know about reliability
I don't think he has the sickness corona when he made this. I think he had the liquid corona when he made this video.
Kabloosh - with or without the LIME SLICE ON TOP????
My Grandson has a 2014 RAM 1500 Eco-Diesel, and it has nearly 90 K miles, and he said he wouold buy a new one anytime, as it has held up very well, and he pull a 32 ft 3 slide trailer between Utah and California. I have 2018 RAM 1500 with the 5.7 Hemi. and I have not had any issues with it at all! We also have a 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee with the Eco-Diesel, which now has 83 K miles, and it's only problem has been the emission system! It has been to the Dealers several times for that issue, but is now fixed since the last recall.
Picking up my Ram1500 Limited 2021 tomorrow morning oh yeah 😎
I've had a 2015 Ram 1500 Ecodiesel since new. 66,000 miles on it now. It was in the shop 2 times for a couple quick recall fixes. Other than that it has been amazing! I have pulled trailers from 5,000lb all the way up to 18,000lbs. I have a 3" lift on it with oversize tires and still get 24 mpg on trips. Love this truck!
Same with my 2014 lonestar edition. Only issue is those ture pressure sensors going out but nothing else. I run it with a Diablo tune as well with no issues.
Always great points of view coming from these guys. I own a '19 1500 Limited with 5.7 and 4x4. Traded in my '15 F150 4x4 ecoboost. I tow, haul and drive it everywhere. I'm getting 17-19mpg on the highway and 14mpg when loaded down with 7k lbs. I've had 2 issues which occured within less than 100 miles of purchase: A/C (they added freon-problem solved) and the Entertainment system (would turn and off - they replaced it under warranty). Other than those issues, no problems at all with 13k miles on the clock. It's all based on what you expect and how you use it. GL with your decision, very satisfied with mine.
Any update on issues?
@@nikiller95 Had my 19 Ram Limited since new and now at 53K miles. The mirrors were replaced with a newer set (Different part number- They upgraded the design) and that's been it. No issues whatsoever. My 2015 Yukon Denali was in the shop 7 times in the first 40K miles. It needed so much warranty work I knew the loner car lady by first name.
I bought my first FCA product in many many years back in 2015 when my wife convinced me to buy a 2500 Heavy Duty 4x4 with the 6.4 Hemi and 4:10 gear ratio. I'd avoided all Chrysler products for generations because of concerns over reliability, even though they've always made some really good looking products. Having always been a Chevy guy, and had great experiences with Chevy trucks, I reluctantly yielded to my wife's insistence and ordered the Ram 2500 Laramie, loaded up just how I wanted it.
I had the Ram for 5 years, and even though it only had 28,000 miles on it when I traded it in, most of those miles were spent towing my 7500 lb boat, my 10,000 lb toy hauler, or one of several other trailers. I ended up loving that truck, and had basically zero issues with it. The interior was very nice, the ride was firm, but very comfortable for long trips, the ample electronics never had any issues, the engine ran flawlessly, NVH issues were nonexistent, the infotainment was intuitive, and the Alpine stereo system was about as good a factory sound system as I've ever heard in a truck and the fit and finish was great. My only complaints about the truck were the 6 speed transmission, which always worked flawlessly, but was really not a good match for the 6.4 Hemi engine when towing heavy because of the gear spacing, and the crappy Firestone tires that were about worn out in 28,000 miles, and were garbage on wet or snowy roads.
I liked the Ram so much that I just traded it for a 2019 Ram 3500 4x4 Limited with the HO Cummins and Aisan transmission. I hope this one turns out to be just as good as last one, but just in case I bought the 84 mo /85,000 mile Premium extended warranty because one look at the high tech interior of the new Ram will make you shutter at the thought of all the things that could go wrong and the likely cost of getting them fixed!
28k miles... Lol. Of course you didn't have issues. Come on man...
I had a f150 and it only last 66,000 miles so what’s the difference bad motor that doesn’t mean I hate fords just got a bad truck I don’t swear off fords and I’ve own them all
@@06XTOR I think I acknowledged that it wasn't a lot of miles, but in case you missed it, it was also over 5 years of use with most miles in front of a trailer. To read a lot of these comments people act like every Ram will fall apart before you get it home. Where I live I think Ram outsells Chevy and Ford, and everyone I know who actually owns a Ram seems really like them and have good luck with their Rams. A good friend of mine is the Service Manager at the local Ram dealership and he gives me the honest scoop about common issues and problems with the Rams. Seems like typical stuff all brands deal with! BTW, I checked, and the local Ford, Chevy, and GMC dealerships all have big service shops too, and they all seem to have their respective bays occupied by their own brand of truck at any given time! I wonder why if they are all so reliable... hummm.
@@razorsedgeadventures6599 see you sir are a wise. I work on Powerstrokes at the good old Ford dealership and I laugh at all the Ram hyperbole statments. If I were to list the known issues with Ford and than tell everyone those are RAM issues , they would call it a poorly made, unreliable money pit. Tell them that it's all Ford issues and suddenly it's acceptable. God the hypocrisy. Or the kids that owned Diamler built RAM's from 20 years acting as if the ones made today are the same.
Paul J exactly!
Just over 40,000kms on my 2019 Hemi and no issues to report. Love my truck. Also put 140,000kms on my 2016 EcoDiesel (almost all highway) and never had any power train issues.
Dave Dimmensions Business owned multiple Ram 1500s and over 225k miles per vehicle, no major issues on any.
Dale 210,000KM on my 2014 RAM 1500 HEMI and absolutely no issues. Just regular maintenance. Been an amazing truck the 6 years I’ve owned it.
Pacho F150s are historically waaaaaay more reliable
Took a gamble and bought one. 18k miles later and no regrets.
When you buy a Toyota Tundra, you don't talk about fuel economy.
When you buy a RAM, you don't talk about reliability.
FreddyXP underrated comment
When you buy a Ford, you don't talk about anything
I would take a Tundra over the Ram any day of the year!!!
When you buy a Tundra, you don't talk about fuel economy or rust rot.
@@mikenormandy9250 no power, no mpg, no interior quality, I mean the Toyota seems legit lol
The last two videos have had some great humor Mr Goose.
Fair review, and the reliability warning seemed reasonable. I am on my 4th Ram (03, 05, 10, and now 20), and I have never had even minor issues. But, everyone's experience is different, and maybe I have just gotten lucky. With that said, this has been the best truck I have ever owned. The air ride suspension is truly remarkable. I really hope we get some updates, especially with regard to android auto, to fully utilize the big 12 inch screen.
Im on my 3rd ram..its only annoying build quality issues..the trucks are great
When i became the sun.. On my 3rd Ram. ‘02 4.7 with 14k miles: rear diff started to go out under warranty. “Fixed”. Started to go again out of warranty. Traded for ‘04 hemi with 24k miles. Motor threw a rod through the block at 69k. Properly maintained. Oil pouring out of the motor was so clean I didn’t think it was oil at first. New motor under warranty (but down on power by at least 100hp). Traded for ‘06 Cummins with 22k. Only 71k now but problem-free so far. 🤞🏼😬
I’ve had two rebels 2017 and a 2020 and I just ordered a 2022 GT package and I’ve never had one problem with any of them.
The rebel is a great truck.
@@jaylally541 You get rid of your trucks every 3 years, of course you've never had any problems. The problems come later, on anything.
@@mplslawnguy3389 that’s my I lease
“it reminds me when i was a kid at mcdonald’s in the play area looking at my dad ... well looking for my dad, but i couldn’t find him and i ended up in the ball pen with some strange old guy ...” - I literally spit my coffee from my “surprise” laugh.
You guys killed it in this one! Usually there's some indirect sarcasm, but this was absolutely hilarious!!! Great way to start my Monday!
We had one as a fleet truck for work. 1300 miles and I saw it on a rollback. I asked my manager why - "wouldn't go anywhere when you put it into gear".
They didnt put in enough trans fluid from the factory....
That is why we pay for pre delivery inspection. A no brainer from the dealer and not the factory
@@solosd3 I'm sure it was an easy check off being it drove back alright. Who knows, I never drove it or anything just know we had one.
Made with pride in Detroit? Right down the road from me is where most of there are made. You wouldn't believe the labor pool on the line. Yikes
I do hate to say most of the pride isn't as good as it could be.
@@chrisoconnor3119 as good as ford building the explorers in Illinois then shipping to Michigan to get fixed?
@@Suction_ in the last 20 years it has changed into a different place here. America and Detroit.
I'm definitely binge watching Savagegeese videos during this quarantine
youknowsit.
I see quite a few reviews talking about a lack of reliability, but when I browse forums of actual owners, sure there's issues (more than Toyota) but overall it's a good report. Basically, if reliability is ALL you care about, get a Tundra. But if you want a really nice balance of all the different reasons people buy a truck for, Ram is the best.
I have a 2019 Ram 1500 5.7L Hemi...and I love it. I look forward to driving it because it's so comfortable. The audio system is amazing. Btw, I have the Laramie trim. The only issue I've had is one of the retracting side mirrors needed a replacement motor. Also the air conditioning is not quite up to the task of cooling down the large interior space.
I find it surprising how hard they keep pushing the reliability issue as it really seems to be based on the experience of their friend. I don't doubt he's had problems-there can be lemons in every model-but they need something more scientific. Larger sample set.
Absolutely no issues with mine so far. 30000 k. Also paid 15000 off msrp. I love getting into that truck everyday.
How many packs of toilet paper does the bed fit?
karimbulldogs you mean the center console? Lol
kevin c that’s the potty
kevin c - that console alone could almost fit a 4-pack of Charmin Mega rolls... (made with UNOBTAINUM)
@@syxepop I just get unobtainium suppositories. Don't even need to find a toilet. They're selling out everywhere though.
Patrick O'Malley - of f**king course 😷 😱
Been researching full size trucks for months and this is the best review yet by far!
Great video. So welcome in these stay at home times. How can anyone unlike these, they are terrific! And Jack is a great reviewer.
I've owned 3 brand new Rams since 2010 (10, 13, 17) I have had amazing luck. Take care of a truck, it'll take care of you)
Dude going through 3 trucks in 10 years is NOT a good thing. I'd keep that a secret if I were you.
You should play the Powerball then. They're crap, I owned a 2000 Ram some years ago. That was the first and last Ram truck I'd buy. And yes, I took good care of mine. They're cheaply built trucks.
@@kman-mi7su so you owned a Mercades RAM from 20 years ago and that somehow is applicable to a vastly different brand today.
@@norgepalm7315 They weren't broken lol just trading up
@JGD yeah weird, if they did, they come with a warrant.
Great video thanks for sharing.
I owned a 1500 1995 single cab 4x4 & 2000 quad cab 4x4...no issues. I finally got myself in a RAM again in 2014, Larimie quad cab 4x4 1500. RAM in shop 29 days and many other times for at least a week each visit. After 18 months I couldn't take it anymore and traded it in for a 2015 sport 4x4 crew cab. Zero issues minus recalls & LOF's.
FCA RAMs are a hit and miss truck for sure!
Thanks again for sharing your thoughts!
This is my first video I have watched by you and it was pure entertainment. I had no idea what I was walking into. So funny, well done sir.
Finally, an honest review! I love that you guys stated the good and the bad. Thank you :)
My 2015 Ram has been great. I used to work as a tech at a Dodge dealer in the early 2000s. Ram truck quality has come a long way. Perfect? Nope. Great improvement thuogh. My 2015 Ram is much better than the 1998 and 2001 Rams I owned. I did have a 2001 and 2005 Tundra that I kept for over 250,000 miles. The 2005 was rock solid overall minus the crappy emissions problems.
The best most honest car reviews!
This is the funniest car review I've ever seen yet still informative
I got this truck with the Ecodisel for fathers day and I have to say, people keep saying its a dog... But to me it feels powerful... I guess driving around a 20 year old car makes a difference...
Love my 2019 Black Edition. It was well thought out and comfortable. Definitely my favorite vehicle that I've had in a long time. Beautiful, smooth ride. I enjoy the Hemi and trans as well, and I work for Ford 🙄
Shane Lindsay Our family enjoys our ‘19 Ram as well. We really like the Ram boxes that are similar to our old Avalanche. Definitely agree on the ride too. It was great on our trip from Wisconsin to Florida last year!
People don't give the 5.7 enough credit for reliability. I own an '06 Dodge ram 1500 Hemi. That motor is worry free, the rest of the truck falls apart around the motor. At least when Dodge made Ram the interior quality is absurd. Still love it. I want a new 2020 Ram 1500 laramie 5.7 w/o etorque. The 3 liter diesel is trash. Fiat garbage. My parents lemoned 2 eco diesels in the newer Grand Cherokee. Only other option is the good ole Cummins.
Welcome to the dark side Ford boy.
Work for Ford..whats your point?I doubt it,give some proof.FCA fanbut for sure.
Have a 2009 still running and looking fine minus bumps and bruises leaving the wannabes in the rearview.
Lol fake news
6000 worry-free miles on my 2020 EcoDiesel. I hope it continues, I love this truck! Getting 30.5 mpg on the highway and 25-26 mpg with a mix of 70% highway and 30% city driving.
where's it at now? I recently bought a 2022 Eco and I'd love to hear your experience.
Definitely back to a more traditional Geese Review compared to some of the recent videos. Love it
Brutally honest review Mark. Thanks for the upload.
Dude, thanks for the review...needed a laugh!
"If you can just forget about price tag and forget about reliability this is the best motor vehicle ever." Said no Fiat/Alpha product review ever.
One of the most entertaining reviews I've seen on YT
I love your channel. Best auto review channel on the internet. May even be the best review channel period, for any product.
I've had 4 FCA products and no serious problems with them.
I've had 6 and I keep buying them because they're reliable and just amazing products.
@@mikeperez5567 you have had 6? Do you keep them for 5 years or something?
I’ve had 2 with no issues
Any of them Jeeps? Horrible experience here.
Ive got one usually with minor issues but hate dealing with chrysler dealerships they tend to be the worse of all dealerships ive been to.
I love my Ram Rebel... I have the 5.7 HEMI with regular suspension. The only issue I've had was knock on the front of the right tire. Turns out the sway bar and some other part had to be replaced. The RAM tech said they were considering making that a recall since they were getting more and more cases. BTW my truck only has 4500 miles right now.... hopefully nothing else goes wrong. I do love it.
By God I love this channel. I bought an RC F because of you and I love every second of it
Thanks for providing a video when almost no other car channels are reviewing due to the world being shut down.
Shout out to the N scarf. I asked for one as part of my purchase, but the dealership had no idea what I was talking about
Leasing my third Ram 1500, a 2020 Rebel. Most refined one yet. I must be a lucky man...I have really had no problems with these trucks (my first one a 2015 Ecodiesel). The last one (2017 Laramie) had to have a piece of plastic bed trim replaced under warranty and a few software updates. Cannot comment on how reliability will be long term, but it is evident Ram is serious about making class leading trucks. Hopefully in reliabilty too.
I'm driving my third Ram 1500 since 2013. The first was a '13, the second was a '17 Rebel, and now I have a '20 Rebel. I've had no issues with the first two. The new one only has 3K miles. I drove the first two from New Jersey to Seattle and back, three times each. Absolutely the best way to travel on land.
Finally some true, real car review. The best on youtube.
I have this exact truck. It’s incredible and I’ve had zero issues.
Still no issues?
I picked up a 2019 Ram Big Horn Crew cab with the 5.7 Hemi and 8spd trans I’m 5k miles into it no issues so far. I mostly use it as a family vehicle or load my atv to go for trail rides.
I'm going to buy a Rebel and use it mostly to haul around 2 spare over-sized wheels.
CheezusCrust not to worried I ain’t hauling heavy as stuff anyways
Kevin Smith yeah I’d buy a 2500 if I was you.
@@los_fc3184 OK, I will search for a PowerWagon.
Just bought a 2018 Ram 1500, which I think is the way to go, I saved almost half off of the 2020 sticker price. I reviewed what was available on the maintenance records and feel pretty confident. That being said after researching FCA products I did opt for an extended warranty. Hoping for the best. Thanks for the video
2019 ram Laramie. First ram product I asked several other ram/Dodge truck drivers how they liked their truck before buying mine. I pulled the trigger and loved it until I start having problems. Air conditioner injectors on the 5.7 L break modules. It spent 27 days in the shop. So sad to see it go. But any brand can have reliability problems. Hopefully if you get one you will have luck in the joy that truck because it was a beauty to drive. Love the videos
Love my RAM, just get an extended warranty. I’ve had pretty good luck with my last 4 FCA vehicles. Knock on wood.
The fact i have to get an extended warranty on a new car is the problem.
@@danduenas7919 wouldn't matter the manufacturer, extended warranty is a good investment on any newer vehicle
@@danduenas7919 get used to it cause it's the same with other manufactures
@@paulj9821 sadly, when it comes to some American brands, you are right.
@@danduenas7919 and German. In fact if you are dumb enough to buy(not lease) a luxury German brand you had better get the longest extended warranty
I am glad you covered reliability! Reliability is import! QC matters!
This is my first time checking your channel out... The commentary and sarcasm is infectious.. as a Ram 1500 (2019) owner .. I truly appreciated this review.. comedy
Our family enjoys our ‘19 Ram with that Hemi. The ride was plenty smooth and comfortable on our summer trip from Wisconsin to Florida last year.
My 2003 Dodge Ram 1500 hemi has had only two issues over the past 17 years. The first was the crankcase sensor malfunction that completely shut my truck down without any notice, and the second being the transmission relay that blew while doing 70 on the interstate which sent it into limp mode. Besides those two issues, mine has been very reliable. I plan on keeping it till I die.
that dosent sound reliable tbh lol
2:05 I love how you wear your dad's shoes while you reminisce about him.
Excellent review with some really good advice.
I’ve got a 2015, Ram 1500 with a 5.7. Five years, 50,000 miles and have had zero problems. Thank you.
More back-handed compliments in this video than Rodney Dangerfield playing a tennis match.
I’ve had my 2013 Ram for 7 years, 5.7 litre Laramie...Have not had any issues (apart from a couple recalls all covered). I live on an acreage in the country. I’ve towed with it. It still mostly feels brand new. Not even a rattle, interior is quieter still then some newer vehicles I’ve been in. In fact, aside from the lack of Apple CarPlay, even the infotainment still feels better than a lot of new ones. The V8 has great power (averaging 14 l/100kms, I think about 17-18 mpg?...with old 6 speed though). My in-laws all have 2500/3500s some with several hundred thousand miles. I would easily buy another one. One comment about the ride though, is it does ride better than any other truck because of the rear independent suspension...despite having identical cabs on the 3500s, the ride is so much worse in normal driving.
Reliability is a statistical measure, doesn't mean they all break. I'm sure there's a Yugo out there somewhere that runs like a Swiss watch.
Savage you're killing it. This year break 500K Subs.
I was about to check out about 45 seconds in, I’m glad I didn’t. Your delivery of sarcasm is second to none sir.
Thumbs up from me.
This is exactly the layout I'd want if I'm getting a Ram.
I have the 19 rebel fully loaded, discounts were decent. I have the hemi, 31k on it. Things a fucking dream.
The Mercedes transmission is a nice touch. Don't listen to the "muh reliability" shitheads, those are just people that don't maintain their vehicles, and think blinker fluid is required in their vehicles.
The actual reason why Jack flies First Class are his Herculean size 13 feet.
Thank you for not sidestepping FCA's questionable built quality.
This is your best review by far
I bought a Rebel a few months ago, no problems, I love the truck. I bought the 7 year bumper to bumper warranty even though I usually dont. The reason I bought the warranty is because everything is electronic, yet the new lifetime warranty from Ram dont cover the electronics in the truck, and that can be expensive. I did not buy the EcoDiesel because in my area there was only 1 with the options I wanted and it was 10k over the Hemi, along with .75 cents per gallon more and DEF, it would have taken about 7-9 years to recoup the money.
The issues, the split tailgate is nice except if the truck is leaning towards the passenger side on an incline the larger gate wont stay open. If I use just the larger gate I have to open and close the small portion then the larger portion or the light and message will come up as being open on the dash. This is my own fault, unless you get the package for adding USB/12V plugs in the back seat, its not added. I did not notice this until after I bought the truck so now I will have to run a 12V and USB to the rear of the truck so my son can plug in items.
13.5 MPG city 20 MPG hwy for non-Etorque Hemi, dont mind the sticker that says 19 and 24.
I love the small tv in the dash, its not as distracting once you get used to it, and find what you need. The RamBox is awesome, you can fit a ton of stuff in those boxes. They have drain holes for easy removal of melted ice. The boxes in the rear floor are also great and holds a ton of stuff. So far so good, I love it. The Hemi sounds great and pick up is awesome, very smooth with this trans.
No mechanical issues so far, but of course it wouldnt because I bought the extended warranty. Fingers crossed.
I work on cars for a living and i can't tell you how many almost new low mileage Chrysler products are just cheap and falling apart. One guy had a new Chrysler 300 and the interior door panel was falling off. Plus the level of cheapness is unbelievable. Cheap plastic everywhere and higher class materials like leather is just cheap and low quality. They are also very difficult to service because Chrysler engineers seem like they have a vendetta against mechanics/technicians. Simple things like oil changes and battery replacement/service is a nightmare on many of their cars. On many Chrysler cars you have to remove the front wheel and inner fender to access the battery. Like it was totally impossible to put it under the hood.
@Dean Toma The Chrysler Sebring, 200, and several of their minivans just to name a few. Quit liking your own comment, you're not fooling anyone.
@Dean Toma you're the fool ! I can vouch for everything that was said . FCA is garbage . However as a technician myself of 20 years , FCA products is what I make most of my living fixing . So really I cannot complain 😂
You nailed it on the leather lol. It looks like leather in pictures and are advertised as 'genuine leather' but it just feels cheap.
@@haonanzhang6759 lol in the 70's Chrysler used " corinthian" leather . One of they're hilarious marketing tactics
Jordon Cloutier boss,boss,da plane,da plane😊
To be fair, Stellantis has been dumping a lot of money into rams QC and reliability, and improving their production plants.
You like it so much, you don’t care about reliability failures. Sounds like my early to mid 80’s Audi obsession. With quality and reliability becoming a non issue for many manufacturers AHEM-GM!) I will recommend potential truck buyers at least look at it.
Just went from a Ford Fusion to a Ram. And I absolutely love it!!
these 2 stooges have to be THE most animated reviewers I've EVER seen! I'm sooo loving these 2!!! LOL
I currently own an EcoDiesel classic, prior to that I had a 2014 EcoDiesel I never had any issues
great video and awesome that youre totally honesty. i want a new ram truck so bad, probably a 2500. but havent jumped on it yet because im worried about reliability. they have so much potential to have the best trucks
Always been an F150 or 250 guy had em all diesels, V8's, ecoboost 6's - this last go I bought a RAM Rebel because the Ford dealers were being just SO arrogant and the price for less of a truck in Ford was $3K more than more of a truck with RAM so the choice was abundantly clear. I dove in and have been very happy so far. got 3500 miles no trouble with anything except the dreaded cracked back window frame issue. I documented with the dealer but chose not to fix because it doesn't leak. Being an older fellow I have learned that sometimes it's best to not monkey with something UNLESS YOU HAVE TO...
I also love that RAM is doing Amber turn signal in the back. Even better with their duel amber turn signal design
Would like to see a review of the Silverado Trail Boss. It represents a great value proposition and a full-size truck you won't be afraid to use for traditional truck duties.
I truly laughed out loud for a good 10 min. Well done.
I had a 2016 eco-diesel, recalls galore, emission cheating, blown engine at 76,000 miles, paperwork to inches thick throughout the years I’ve had it more time in the shop then on my boat. Final straw rented a car for two months to go up north came back home turn the key engine light came. Took six days to change a glow plug, not many diesel mechanics have to wait a long time in the Dodge service center. Worst truck I ever had! Enjoy!!
@savagegeese when will you do a video on what camera equipment you use and how to get such good shots? That would make for a great tech video.
I've always driven a hemi and I've had three and they've been the greatest vehicles and I gave them hell
I'll give up my '05 1500 5.7 when it falls apart, over 200k and no major issues on the original powertrain. Glad I have an '05, before MDS and emissions started killing the 5.7s.
My 06 Charger 6.1 is the same. Over 185,000 miles and still strong. Even drove on the autobahn for 3 years.
Same, 165k on my 5.7
So good to see you in good humour at this mate. Epic rona sneeze edit 🦠 we all needed a laugh and your my sick taste so thanks Mark
The issues with this truck occurred on early builds. If you recall, FCA built a brand new plant to make these.. and we know early builds at new plants have problems. Now the truck is good.
Basically a blue collar five series. Drives smaller than it feels. Great interior. Very comfy. Lots of tech. May not be reliable long term.
It's part of a uniform. You pick the color you like and the amenities come with.
@Price Check On VagiClean Well, luckily for my point the 5.7 is still wrapped in a bunch of FCA now innit.
Also, FWIW, this is the new ecodiesel. Probably as reliable (now) but we have no long term data to offset the prior Gen's... Concerns.
Blue collar, unless you need to carry 4x8 sheets of plywood with the tailgate closed. Fuck Ram.
@@t44e6 I'd wager to say that by the time you have the newest and best Ram you have other folks to drag around the hardware.
This is painful to watch! Such a great video as always guys. I have a 2015 Ecodiesel and when it’s not in the shop, it was the best vehicle I’ve ever owned. Super comfortable, really nice, great fuel economy, etc. However, I’m SICK of it being in the shop all the time. Sometimes stupid stuff, sometimes dramatic really bad stuff. I can’t take the lack of reliability. Now I’m in the position of hating every other truck out there. I’m going to get rid of this truck any day and I assume will take a bath on the resell value. Honestly - I have no idea what I’m going to buy, but it will not be a FCA product.
Hope you got a better vehicle
Best car review channel in RUclips period.
0:42 - 😱😷
7:48 and 7:55 - so cute! You guys are finishing each other’s sentences!
so we're all going to ignore the blue jockey shorts?
Oh ok
The only thing I wish they would have included with the rebel is the backseat recline. Just like the larime. I know it's picky but would be great for long road trips.
You've added a touch of silly to this review and I like it. It's not Turbowski silly, but still nice to have a smile during another one of your great reviews.
Currently own 2005 1500 with 4.7l. Bought it new with 7 miles on it, now has 215K. Not a single engine or transmission problem. Sure the factory front wheel bearing were crap and replaced One at 30k the other @60k with after market brand and still in truck. Water pump @204k, radiator once. Biggest problem has been rust issues after 10yrs, but I live in New England. Interested in new 2020 eco diesel now mainly for the zero percent financing FCA is currently offering.
0:41 looks like you didn’t DODGE the Coronavirus.
savagegeese is the type of guy who dabs in the middle of a public health crisis for the memes.
Oh snap.
I smoke,a lot,and I'm afraid to even smokers cough.
It rammed him harddd
"Where I ended up in the ball pit next to some old man." DEAD!!! lol
Ive had very very few problems (none of any severity) 2019 dodge ram 1500 V8 lone star edition black with midnite package. I love this truck ALOT. owned for just over a year and have about 23,000 miles. Purchased new.
That guy is funny as hell !
Subdued sarcastic humor, love it!