[dkottum]

We bought a 2016 Ram Laramie Ecodiesel Crew Cab 4x4 3.92 axles a few days ago to tow our Airstream 25', daily driver, and home use. Traded 2012 Ram 1500 Hemi with 50K and no repairs ever needed.

We're impressed with the new truck to say the least.

Doug and Cheryl

 

[Mike]

Nice! I've got the same, only an Outdoorsman rather than Laramie, and I'm looking to buy a trailer for camping in the next couple months...I've had mine only a few weeks, but it is a 2015.
Cheers

 

[SuperGewl]

We bought a 2016 Ram Laramie Ecodiesel Crew Cab 4x4 3.92 axles a few days ago to tow our Airstream 25', daily driver, and home use. Traded 2012 Ram 1500 Hemi with 50K and no repairs ever needed.

We're impressed with the new truck to say the least.

Doug and Cheryl

OK, what color is it?
You stole my ECODiesel.
I got mine about 3 weeks ago.
OK maybe not, but I've the got the same thing. Now it's time for you to MODIFY it. I've put a set of AMP Research Power Steps, Window Vent Visors, Rhino Spray in Bed Liner, and a Folding Toneau Cover.>

 

[dkottum]

Pearl white, she picked the color. Light tan and brown interior. Great looking trucks, no square wheel wells, no oddball headlights.

We'll keep it mostly factory. Added factory chrome nerf step bars, Ram mud flaps for practical reasons (the aluminum Airstream is following us), Trifecta vinyl folding tonneau. I wish it had the Michelin LTX M/S tires of our last Ram, quieter and softer ride. We'll wear these out first.

Greatest surprise is the improved fuel economy compared to our Hemi, which I thought was so much better than our previous Tundra.