Why do you still call it a "half ton"?
We have all heard and used the terms "half ton", "three-quarter ton", or "one ton" before. In fact these terms are tossed around here on a daily basis without even thinking about. But why? Most...
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I think that the education from the OEM's needs to be on that fine print. While loading, GVW, GCWR, available payload are not 'hidden' from the buyers its not explicitly stated in language that most newbies can understand.
Ram has taken a pretty good stab at it in their "before you buy" web page
Here is a Link
Ram basically states if you need to tow boats, ATV's, or trailers then the 1500 may be the truck for you. The page also suggests that if you are a recreational tower who tows a horse trailer or a RV you may want the capability of the 2500 or 3500 truck.
I couldn't find a comparable tool for Ford or GM.
Thanks!
Jeremiah
Ram has taken a pretty good stab at it in their "before you buy" web page
Here is a Link
Ram basically states if you need to tow boats, ATV's, or trailers then the 1500 may be the truck for you. The page also suggests that if you are a recreational tower who tows a horse trailer or a RV you may want the capability of the 2500 or 3500 truck.
I couldn't find a comparable tool for Ford or GM.
Thanks!
Jeremiah
