The Truth About the 2025 Ram 1500: Insights and FAQs

❗️Engineer behind the Hemi also designed the new Hurricane engine, ensuring reliability.

📈Turbocharged engines have been part of the truck market for years, with continuous improvements in reliability.

💸Ram corporate incentivizes dealerships to sell older models, leading to great deals for customers.

📅The 2025 Ram 1500 was designed and engineered a year ago, with long-term planning in place.

🚚Inventory clearance is a normal process in the automotive industry, allowing for smoother transitions to newer models.

Is the new Hurricane engine reliable?

—Yes, the same engineer who designed the reliable Hemi also engineered the Hurricane engine, ensuring its reliability.

Are turbocharged engines new to trucks?

—No, turbocharged engines have been used in trucks for over 10 years, with continuous improvements in reliability.

Why do dealerships have a lot of 2023 and 2024 models?

—Dealerships order new models based on market demand, and Ram corporate provides incentives to clear out older inventory.

Why can't Ram delay the release of the new truck?

—Delaying the release would result in significant costs, such as supplier contracts and manufacturing plant inefficiencies.

What happens to the older models that dealerships can't sell?

—Ram corporate will either provide incentives for dealerships to sell them or find alternative channels to distribute the inventory.

00:41The first major concern with the 2025 Ram 1500 is the new powertrain, but the engineer behind the reliable Hemi also designed the new Hurricane engine, ensuring its reliability.

03:07Turbocharged engines have been part of the truck market for years, with continuous improvements in reliability and performance.

05:31Dealerships may have a large inventory of 2023 and 2024 models, but Ram corporate provides incentives to sell them and make room for the new models.

07:11Ram corporate follows a long-term development schedule, and the 2025 Ram 1500 was designed and engineered a year ago.

10:31Clearing out older inventory is a regular practice in the automotive industry to ensure smooth transitions to newer models.