Dodge Ram 3500 Cars

The Dodge Ram 3500 Pickup Truck Was Made to Haul

The Dodge Ram 3500 comes standard V8. It is one of the larger pickup trucks in the Ram lineup and is known as a one-ton pickup. The Ram's 3500 designation originally represented the amount of weight the truck hauls; however, at 7,000 pounds, a Ram 3500 can haul much more.

The standard V8 engine in the Ram 3500 is either a 5.7-liter HEMI or 6.4-liter HEMI, approximately. Some are 5.9-liter or 6.4-liter or different capacities. It also is available as a Cummin model, a 6.7-liter Cummins diesel, which means it is a high-efficiency diesel engine. All models come in six to eight-speed automatic or standard transmission.

If you need a machine for towing, you can find a Dodge 3500 for sale by owner on eBay. Here is a sample list of Dodge Ram 3500s that you will find for sale on eBay:

• 1993 Dodge D350 Cummins 4x4 for sale
• 1996 Dodge Ram 3500 for sale
• 1999 Dodge Ram 3500 diesel for sale
• 2010 Dodge Ram Laramie for sale
• 2007 Dodge Ram 2500 6.7-liter Cummins diesel for sale

The affordable Dodge Ram 3500 is available in three different cab styles and two different bed lengths. Cabs are offered in a two-door basic cab, four-door crew cab, and a four-door jumbo crew cab. The last is also known as the Mega Cab. The truck is fitted with a short bed (6.5 feet.) or a long bed (8 feet).

A new or used Dodge Ram 3500 comes in five trim styles. The first, Tradesman, is the most basic. Each has progressively more trim. The Limited is loaded with the most trim and most advanced features:

• Tradesman
• Big Horn (or Lone Star)
• Laramie
• Longhorn
• Limited

Dually trucks are pickups that have dual rear-wheel (DRW) construction. The purpose of DRW is to provide extra stability and safety for towing. They are also useful for heavy-duty commercial uses. Maintenance costs increase because of the extra tires, but it delivers a safer towing experience. If there is a blowout the support of the additional wheel can help you avoid a crash. Dually trucks are favored by farmers who are towing horse trailers and farm equipment to ensure safety on the rough terrain that farm roads, fields, and pastures may have.