BeerBrewer wrote:
A few people on this forum also said that 250/2500s generally aren't that more expensive than similarly equipped 1500s and they were right. In my case 2018 Ram 2500 Diesel Laramie only ended up costing $3000 more than the 2019 RAM 1500 Laramie 5.7 and E-torque.
The above is very true and is worth repeating.
Many end up with the wrong truck simply because they did not know any better. If you do your homework and compare prices you will find the prices are closer than you imagined.
Often we claim its a financial decision but in the end the prices of similarly equipped trucks are close in price.
Chassis size and type do not have a drastic impact on the final price
