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Took a load of garbage to the city dump and while I was unloading it, a guy with his fairly new Ram backed up beside me.

First thing out of his mouth was "How do you like your truck?" Of course my answer was I love it, its been an awsome truck for the past 2yrs.

He said to me that he had bought the wrong truck and wished he had bought a Chevy, wanted to know whayt gears I had and how much I could pull he seemed happy with what I told him.

 

The best part was when he said his hemi Ram goes like he!! but keeps falling a part and is forever in the dealer for warranty and according to him his truck is a peice of junk :crackup: .

My response to that was If you think that is fast you should try out a GM truck with the 6.2 like the one in my truck, this truck goes like he!! His eyes went real wide when he heard about the 6.2. :thumbs:

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My brother's 2011 Ram hemi has been flawless, he loves it. Sounds like he got a lemon.

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My brother's 2011 Ram hemi has been flawless, he loves it. Sounds like he got a lemon.

 

 

A lot of the guys I work with have Ram trucks and are very happy with them. Besides blowing motors, transmission problems, bad MPG's, the saggy coil spring rear suspension, and gauge clusters going out, they like them.

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I don't really know anyone with a 2009+ Ram but a lifelong friend of mine who has always been a Dodge guy recently traded his 2006 Ram for a F150. He was having tons of front end issues and the bed was beginning to rust and he's someone who kept his truck clean and cared for year round. He's also hoping to dump his wife's Durango soon because it too isn't being all that great.

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I have a friend that had to trade his '11 Hemi Ram off due to finacial reasons. He loved it, not one issue. Wishes he could have afforded it instead of trading down to an '09 5.3 Silverado. Seemed like a nice truck but I just couldn't get past the looks, honestly.

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My brother's 2011 Ram hemi has been flawless, he loves it. Sounds like he got a lemon.

 

 

A lot of the guys I work with have Ram trucks and are very happy with them. Besides blowing motors, transmission problems, bad MPG's, the saggy coil spring rear suspension, and gauge clusters going out, they like them.

 

 

Hadn't thought of the coils sagging. Those will look great 5-10 years down the road.

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