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5 Outstanding Features of the 2021 RAM 2500

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There are trucks and then there is the 2021 RAM 2500. If you're looking for the ultimate in heavy-duty towing, torque, luxury, and performance, then look no further than the latest member of the Dodge family. It doesn't matter if you require this beast to haul thousands of pounds per day or you're just looking for something that can tackle any kind of off-road terrain: the new RAM 2500 has everything you need to get the job done.

1. Performance Features

The RAM 2500 is truly a force of nature with its available 6.7L Cummins® Turbo Diesel I6 engine that offers elite hauling capability, outstanding torque, and unparalleled responsiveness. The six-speed automatic transmission is smooth like butter making your ride effortless and quiet with low vibration. You'll feel more like you're driving a sedan rather than this monster of a truck. Some standout features include:

  • 850 LB-FT of Torque
  • 3,160 LB Payload
  • 19,680 LB Towing Capacity
  • 370 Horsepower

2. Safety Features

You'll sleep well at night knowing that every time you step into your vehicle you're in for a safe and comfortable ride. The RAM 2500 has your back with its industry-leading safety features including forward collision warning which allows you to be looking in your rear-view mirror and still be alerted to oncoming hazards from the front. Forward collision emergency braking also comes standard on all models. Other features include traction control and a rear-view camera.

3. Impeccable Handling

As mentioned above, the new RAM 2500 will feel more like you're driving a coupe or sedan than a heavy-duty truck. Its maneuverability is second to none and you'll notice the difference in traction compared to other similar-sized trucks. It's perfect for driving in any weather including slick and sloppy conditions where traction is paramount. Responsive handling gives you the confidence you need for any type of terrain.

4. Off-Road Ability

This tough-as-nails truck is built to handle anything you can throw at it. No destination is off-limits as the RAM gives you the freedom to travel where most vehicles can't. This not only makes it convenient for getting work done in unsavory landscapes, but it's also perfect for finding the perfect secluded camping spot that most others wouldn't be able to reach. Swamps, flooded streets, and rocky terrain are all surmountable with this rugged truck.

5. Towing Capabilities

One of the real highlights of the RAM 2500 is its insane towing capability. This robust workhorse has the ability to tow almost 20,000 lbs, which dwarfs the competition by close to 1,000 lbs in most cases. The power turbo diesel engine makes towing almost anything achievable. The reliability is unmatched and this powerhouse will do the job day in and day out without any hiccups.

For those that require this kind of power and torque in their everyday lives, the RAM 2500 is unbeatable. The combination of power, luxury, and performance leaves the competition in the dust with the RAM standing tall. Head down to Vande Hey Brantmeier today for a test drive and see what all the fuss is about.

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