The price of wanting a "stick"
Not debating manual vs automatic plenty of threads on that already, however for me personally I like a manual and considering I'm a dodge fan they still offer one. But as I look at the numbers payload...
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kohldad wrote:Ford and Ram still have that option.
Are you sure about the Ram? If it does than would like to know how to order a truck that way. Didn't think it was an option after about 2001. The new 2014 has a disconnect (electric I think) front axle with unit bearings. Have to go after market to get disconnect and old fashioned wheel bearings.
The Ram has a manual transfer case shifter still available in some models. It DOES NOT have the locking hubs on the front axle. Those are only available from Ford.
