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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larry barnhart wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote: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.
I guess you have not noticed who's sales are going thru the roof and who's are stagnant.
Maybe one model is lasting longer and lose sales because of this great story I am telling you?
I would tell you to put this in your pipe and smoke it but now that might not be so good if it is pot. I have no knowledge about what I just said.
chevman
Just looked at the clock and it's well into cocktail time here on the West Coast!
