I Finally Tow With the New 2025 Ram 1500 (Including the Base Truck): Is It Better Than Ever?

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0:00 intro
0:42 New Ram Tradesman
1:19 Hurricane engine
2:18 Hurricane 0-60 MPH
4:34 Exhaust Note
5:05 Payload / towing
6:10 Bed & Inverter
6:59 Interior
9:40 Real-world MPG
11:21 Rear Seats
12:20 Driving Impressions
13:46 Pricing Breakdown
16:03 Trailer Towing
17:05 New Tech
20:32 Towing Acceleration
21:44 Trailer Auto Backup
23:53 Verdict

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[youngbloodrb]

With the complexity and cost of todays vehicles all basic warranties should be 10 year 100k mile minimum

[shockracer]

TFL needs to start including warranty information on vehicles. There has been a decrease in coverage over the last 30 years, and I wish manufacturers would be confronted about it.

[levicharles]

With ram increasing their prices about 56% over the past few years is crazy. Current inventory is piling up on lots and I don’t think to many people are gonna go for these.

[nicholascruz]

The pricing is crazy. 40k for a standard v6. That’s wild

[CrazyDudeYo]

The cost of a tradesman now is stupid, absolutely ridiculous. At $40K, I thought maybe. When I heard $55K I was like no freaking way in hell.

[Silverhaze]

Ram set the record for days supply sitting on lots in 22 and 23. They are trying to break their own record.

[benwea]

83k for a Laramie! That's freaking crazy. Im so glad I bought my truck in Nov 2019.

[Mercipher]

Instead of focusing on power and performance, maybe manufacturers should focus on reliability. What a concept!

[jeremygregory]

We all know the turbo engines pull well. But will it last. A 60k truck that only lasts 100k miles is quite pathetic. New vehicles need to last 300k miles for what it costs now.

[oledirtehoffroad]

i was buying a new truck every 3 years, now cause of the truck prices they can keep their trucks. no one in there right mind will spend 80-90k on a truck. i paid 67 for mine in 21 and im just gonna keep it and maintain it myself cause getting dealer work is silly.

[monkkeye]

Inline is the best engine platform perfectly balanced and smooth more manufacturers should use it

[Powersproductions]

This thing is twin turbo, has 420hp and gets 19.7 mpg.

My 2000 Toyota Solara V6 (no turbo, 200hp 210 lb ft torque) just got 20 mpg on my last fill up. This thing is so impressive.

[raidersamson]

These trucks will spend even longer time than current trucks on dealer lots before being sold

[nickturner]

These prices are absolutely ridiculous. I remember 6 years ago you could get a ford f350 king ranch for 67, 000, to think that was looked at as expensive then.

[ryanvanlandschootd.c.]

I’m wondering if the 2024 and older Hemi equipped trucks will retain value better now. Same thing happened to Toyota, the value of their older 5.7 trucks skyrocketed once they announced their switch to twin turbo.

Lastly the first gen of a brand new engine platform is bound to be full of bugs

[kukini]

Andre just didn’t seem very enthusiastic about reviewing this truck. That tells me everything I needed to know.

[ATVDUDEZ]

Remove adaptive cruise control, giant touch screen and the trailer backup steering gizmo and drop the price a lot. Ram would sell more trucks.

[oscarmedina]

The words Truck and Affordability don't even coincide anymore

[davidblalock]

About the inverter, sure there needs to be an option to have up to 8.4kW of export power. But it needs to be an optional feature. Because equipment bloat is part of the problem of trucks getting unjustifiably expensive.

[prisonwallet]

Thank you so much for reviewing the Limited. Everyone is obsessed with the Tungsten it’s nice to see a limited. I have one on order and have been waiting for this.