The new 2010 Dodge Ram was released, complete with pricing information and the charts look really promising, as they are cheaper compared to the previous model. For $28,165 you’ll get a 2010 Dodge Ram 2500 regular cab ST 4x2 with an 8-foot box. That's $1,950 cheaper than the 2009 version. Dodge is also offering Crew Cab Configuration for the first time. The 2500 crew cab SLT 4x4 is worth $39,430 or $40 less than the 2009 Quad Cab.
If the 2500 is not long enough for you, we’ve got longer. Actually Dodge has. The 3500 4x2 Reg Cab ST with 8-foot box retails for $35,640. Going all the way by choosing a 3500 4x4 Crew Cab Laramie will set you back $51,095.
The Ram Heavy Duty powertrains include a 6.7 liter Cummins Turbo Diesel and a 5.7 liter HEMI. The diesel engine produces 350 hp and a staggering 881 Nm at only 1,500 rpm. This literally means that you can pull anything with the correct Dodge Ram.
If you don’t like diesel, and most Americans don’t, you can have a 5.7 liter HEMI V8 engine delivering 383 hp and 542 Nm of torque. Keep in mind that the 5.7 liter HEMI was redesigned for 2009, with several new improved technologies including Variable-valve Timing (VVT), increased compression ratio, active intake manifold and improved cylinder head.
Cuttings prices as a result of slashing costs might just get the auto industry out of the ditch. If that won’t work, we bet a Dodge Ram can pull anything out of any ditch. Even something as large as the auto industry...
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