Ram takes the lead.
LINK New Cummins 6.7-liter calibration adds 15 lb.-ft. of torque, edging out even Class 4 pickup competitors to a best-in-class 865 lb.-ft. 2015 Ram 3500 crushes the competition with up to 30,000 ...
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OH48Lt wrote:
A few ft lbs of torque means nothing. If that's so great, why are they still a very distant third in sales? Fiat/Ram trucks just don't seem able to get anywhere near Chevy's sales figures, or even half of what Ford sells. That's not to say Ram doesn't make a good truck, their 2500/3500 trucks are pretty decent. Can't say so much for their lightweight 1500 trucks though, which, like Ford and Chevy, are the bread-and-butter trucks.
That is a conundrum. They make a good product but have had their fair share of financial troubles throughout the years. Poorly executed business model. Hopefully they are on the way up for good. Too bad it took foreign ownership to get there. But I wouldn't count them out if they keep up their current momentum.
