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- azdryheatExplorerThe guy wants a dually with a gas motor to tow a 14,000 5th wheel? He could save money and not get the dually; a 2500 could get the job done for that little bit of weight. I would never buy a gas motor for towing purposes.
He failed to mention the huge discounts being offered. My 2013 Duramax dually was $64k with all the bells and whistles but I got it for 12k off the sticker. A few weeks ago I was looking at Ram dually's with Cummins engines and they were stickered at roughly $73k with most bells and whistles but they were discounted 10k. - 4x4ordExplorer IIII would purchase a Ram diesel before buying a GM or Ford gasser. However, when I purchased my Ford Platinum diesel I only had to pay $1500 more than the best price I could find on a Ram Laramie Limited and the Ram didn't have as many options as the Ford. I never looked into a GM at all. I would rather have options I don't need than want options I don't have. For that reason if I was on a budget I would buy a used Platinum before buying a new XLT.
- BedlamModeratorPretty much summed up my XL trimmed Ford and Tradesman trimmed Ram.
- JWP127Explorerhttps://www.google.com/amp/www.foxnews.com/auto/2017/09/28/2018-f-series-super-duty-limited-is-fords-first-100000-pickup.amp.html
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