What was Ram thinking

colliehauler wrote:
I guess time will tell if it's a hit or flop. You know what they say different strokes for different folks. I tend to like the plane Jane look.

Yep...me too...I dont like to be over the top with doodads but I do like to be comfortable. I drive a 2000 Lincoln Town Car with the Cartier package. This was the top of the line fashion statement Lincoln back in the day...now it's just another Town Car...

I've seen F250 Lariats that were not as nice as F250 XLT's because of the condition of the interior. By the time these top shelf trim levels get some years on them they will revert to being just another Ram or just another Ford truck or just another Chevy...etc etc etc

People buying these trucks now are really just selecting the options for the future owners. :-)...I sure am glad someone paid for the Cartier trim on my car. I get to enjoy it but I didn't have to pay any extra for it. It was just another Town Car by the time I got to it.

Thanks!

Jeremiah

I guess time will tell if it's a hit or flop. You know what they say different strokes for different folks. I tend to like the plane Jane look.

rv2go wrote:
I think it looks good.

Those pictures of the sandwiches on the minus at the local fast food restaurant look good too but when you actually get the sandwich in hand it never looks like the picture.......:B

Designed for the fashion statement crowd...wonder when they will have the cab
marker lights...

I do like the interior.

ib516 wrote:
I didn't care for the Laramie Limited when I bought mine, and still don't. Too gaudy.

After looking at the Longhorn, and the Limited . I think just the Laramie got it just right ,not all that bling

Could of been a sticker package ,it will sell sell if only because of the cost keeping it rare (fairly)

I think it looks good.

imagine that, RAM having a hard on for big ghey badges

Perhaps they are attempting to find a new demographic to sell to? You won't miss it when you see it but it is ugly as sin.