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If you're into powerful trucks, then there are quite a few models that will fill your automotive void. The RAM brand just so happens to produce some of the best heavy-duty pickups on the market. These new RAM pickups are very popular among various demographics. The RAM 2500 and RAM 3500 are the ideal choices for heavy-duty action. These two trucks have it all and can do it all in terms of work-related activities. In addition to having plenty of raw capability, buyers can expect an interior that's superior in craftsmanship and luxury. 

RAM 2500

The RAM 2500 can be purchased in several trims, including the Limited, Limited Longhorn Edition, Laramie, Power Wagon, Bighorn, and Tradesman. Distinct grilles and distinct headlamps can be expected. Buyers can expect a bold fascia and well-sculpted hoods.

Serious hauling power is on the menu via advanced powertrains. The RAM 2500's 6.7-liter turbo-diesel engine is monstrous and will tow 19,680 pounds. This 370 horsepower engine also produces 850 pound-feet. You can haul a range of materials, and trailer monitoring is built-in. There's also a 6.4-liter HEMI that delivers 429 horsepower and will tow an estimated 17,540 pounds. The Power Wagon trim is the more adventuristic version thanks to its off-road capability, gas-charged shocks, and a Zeon winch built-in.

RAM 3500

The RAM 3500 is even more monstrous. The same trims are available except for the brand's Power Wagon trim. Best-in-class features have been incorporated for better productivity. Its 6.7-liter turbo-diesel engine can tow 37,100 pounds. This high-output engine produces 1,075 pound-feet. There's a more standard version of this engine that delivers 850 pound-feet and will tow 22,670 pounds. The final engine is 6.4 liters, and this V8 can tow 18,210 pounds while producing 410 horsepower and 429 pound-feet.

The RAM 3500 is hardcore with its trailer monitoring, tire pressure monitoring system, and integrated hardware.

Come on down to Johnson Dodge Chrysler Jeep today for a test drive.

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