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New and first time HD Ram owner

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gasyone

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I had to say bye bye to Ford after a few decades of owning their trucks. The quality has been poor at best recently and price for what you get now is crazy. Just sold my 2022 F250 6.7 tremor. Prior to that I had 2021 F350 tremor, 2020 F250 tremor with the 7.3 and a 2020 F250 6.7.

Just purchased a leftover 23 6.7 bighorn which I think was pretty highly optioned at an MSRP of $82560. So far pleased with the significant ride difference and interior quality. I know I am going to suffer payload capacity but I am not concerned about that as I look at GCWR (yea I know).

Hope the engine and trans hold up, I do see some issues that did concern me but Ford has their own similar problems.
 
they all have similar issues / complaints/ problems. ram generally has a piss poor dealership network for customer support.

welcome aboard.
 
gasyone said:
I had to say bye bye to Ford after a few decades of owning their trucks. The quality has been poor at best recently and price for what you get now is crazy. Just sold my 2022 F250 6.7 tremor. Prior to that I had 2021 F350 tremor, 2020 F250 tremor with the 7.3 and a 2020 F250 6.7.

Just purchased a leftover 23 6.7 bighorn which I think was pretty highly optioned at an MSRP of $82560. So far pleased with the significant ride difference and interior quality. I know I am going to suffer payload capacity but I am not concerned about that as I look at GCWR (yea I know).

Hope the engine and trans hold up, I do see some issues that did concern me but Ford has their own similar problems.
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Welcome. Similar situation for me as I left GM for quality reasons after my last 4 were GM trucks. The last one being a 2018 which developed tranny issues at 72K and again at 112k. After a lot of research it was obvious they are still having concerns as their powertrain warranty was reduced to limit company risk and cost. Looked at Fords as well but I've never found a good deal (value for $) yet. I compare all the manufacturers every time I look to replace.
 
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