Top 5 2025 Ram 1500 Viewer Questions: Unsold Inventory, Reliability, Price?

You've said a lot about the 2025 Ram 1500 and Publisher Tim Esterdahl has rounded up the top 5 questions from you. He goes over all the answers in this video about the 2025 Ram 1500 including unsold inventory, reliability, price, waiting for incentives and why he isn't buying a higher trim.

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[ipro]

You don't have to wait two years to save 10k on the new Rams. They will be 10k off in less than four months. That is their business model.

[finleyfleming]

Dealers are just part of the queue of sale. If the dealers can't sell the manufacturer's products, then manufacturers ultimately can't sell their products.

[stevenblack]

I am about to be a new, first time truck buyer, and I have worked through so many truck videos. I totally get what you are saying about the evergreen content. Thanks for the videos. They are quite helpful.

[fairfun]

Thanks for the honest video. As a small business owner I ordered a new Tungsten today after owning 5 Limiteds.

[Gene]

Thank you for answering these questions. This was a good video.

[michaelsylvester]

Hi Tim-
Thanks for sharing all this information
Big year for Ram.

[JWL]

@tim can you schedule a deep dive with the 3.0L lead engineer like you did with the 3.0L duramax?
Ask about cylinder lining - plasma coating process of cylinder walls, internals, cams, crank, chains, oil pump, turbo coolong, testing, expected life of engine.

[cmdrdarwin]

Excellent video Tim! I completely understand your frustration.

[BamaPatriot]

I appreciate your video! I owned a 2013 Ram 1500 with the hemi. Enjoyed owning it for two years. Also had fords with the 3, 5 ecoboost and my experience wasn’t good. So for me, I’ll avoid any vehicle with a turbo unless i plan on selling or trading it at 50-60k miles. With the skyrocketing prices I’m planning on keeping my two vehicles for at least ten years.

[garymiller]

Great video as always! I am one that does not need the top trim. People can argue all day, but it is what works for the consumer and the needs they have for it. A lot of people use these as a daily vehicle to grab groceries, go to and from work and most of the time never use the truck for real truck stuff.

[JWL]

Its new. Human nature to be a bit skeptical. 3.5 ecoboost went thru 3 revisions to address issues.
500 plus HP out of a 3.0L. 26-28 PSI of boost. Time will tell how durable it is.

[Sebastian-ilhn]

Gees, this doesn't address people's concerns, it's just carrying the water for the industry.

[mikesimmons]

I love the idea of the inline 6. They inherently have been extremely reliable engines. In the days of old they weren't powerful but come on the power that they making now is unbelievable. Just my take.

[Icanchange]

Help… I have a 2021 Laramie night edition should I keep it ? Lease is up in a month… lease another 2024 for the Hemi or lease a 2025? The best price I can get is 798 a month 3k down on a 2024…

[rj-mefh]

Im good with turbos got one in my 2.4 outback/260HP! Just did not want one in my truck, happy with the 5.0 format with mpg and power...

[cargueone]

I think with what they learned with the Turbo, straight 6 Diesels for years, the new I6 should be as reliable as the Hemi

[bobmatera]

Good information Tim, how was the ride compared to the 2024 Toyota Tundra?

[mike]

As far as reliability, 28 PSI of boost, forged internals are great but I’m curious if cooling will be an issue long term especially while towing

[MartinMazur]

Plus some dealers want to put extra markups, because they can. But the dealer 2 hours south will do MSRP.

[adam]

The only thing that excites me about this truck is for this interior to come to HD's later this year or early next year. Can't wait to get this interior with a cummins...