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Old 07-02-2019, 05:38 PM   #18
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Originally Posted by travelin texans View Post
if you were blindfolded & put into a 1500 & a 2500, unless you have very sensitive cheeks, you'd be hard pressed to tell which was which after a short drive
I'd have to disagree completely. I test drove GM and RAM 1/2 tons prior to the purchase of my current RAM 2500. My butt, back, and torso recognized the difference when I pulled out of the dealer's lot with the 2500.

Even my wife, not knowing anything about trucks, said the RAM 2500 felt like a tank on the first test drive.

With the 5th generation RAMs, FCA designed them to be even more forgiving and more "passenger car-like" than a "truck-like". Why not, given people want comfort and car companies want "high profit margins".
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