2019 Diamond Black Crystal Pearlcoat Ram 1500 Laramie Longhorn 8-Speed Automatic V8Odometer is 27880 miles below market average!NON SMOKER, ADULT OWNED, LEATHER, POWER WINDOWS / POWER DOOR LOCKS, KEYLESS ENTRY, PUSH BUTTON START, BACK UP CAMERA, 4x4, 1500 Laramie Longhorn, 4D Crew Cab, V8, 8-Speed Automatic, 4WD, Diamond Black Crystal Pearlcoat, Light Mountain Brown/Black Leather.*Prices do not include reconditioning costs or CPO costs when applicable. Hiley Mazda Volkswagen is located at I-20 and Collins in Arlington. We are right in the middle of the Metroplex, just 20 minutes from Dallas and 20 minutes from Ft. Worth.Awards:* Motor Trend Automobiles of the year * 2019 KBB.com 10 Favorite New-for-2019 Cars * NACTOY 2019 North American Truck of the Year * 2019 KBB.com 10 Best Road Trip Cars * 2019 KBB.com Best Auto Tech Awards
The Ram 1500 comes in no less than six different trim levels, however drivetrain choices are pretty straightforward. All models are available in either 2-wheel drive or 4x4 configuration with an 8-speed automatic as the only transmission choice. The base engine is a 3.6L V6, making 305 horsepower. Ram's eTorque mild hybrid system is standard on this engine, providing start/stop technology and short-term torque assist when needed. For drivers that need a V8, a 5.7L Hemi engine available that makes 395 horsepower. Ram's eTorque system is optional on this engine, though opting for it will add up to 130 lb-ft of torque when needed. The eTorque system adds about $800 to the price of the truck. The most basic Ram 1500 is the Tradesman trim. Intended mostly as a work truck, the Tradesman does without a fancy grill or exterior chrome accents. Instead, it makes do with power door locks and windows, remote keyless access, a rear-view backup camera and of course, a Uconnect system with a 5-inch touchscreen and Bluetooth streaming audio. The Big Horn Edition adds about $4,000 to the Tradesman, but makes the truck far more livable for the daily driver than just as a work truck. The Big Horn comes with 18-inch aluminum wheels, a leather wrapped steering wheel with audio controls on it; exterior chrome work in the grill, bumpers and door handles; fog lamps and in-floor storage should buyers opt for the crew cab. The next step up is the Laramie, which is where things start to take a turn towards the luxurious. The Laramie comes with a nicer Uconnect system featuring an 8.4-inch touchscreen, a 7-inch driver information digital gauge cluster, heated and ventilated front seats with 12-way adjustments and a memory function and an alpine stereo with nine speakers. The Rebel trim goes for sporty over luxurious and gets a unique, aggressive front grill along with blacked out exterior accents. It looks far meaner than any other trim level. Standard on the Rebel are LED headlamps, taillights and fog lamps, an electronically locking rear differential, 33-inch tires, tow hooks, an assisted tailgate, a power sliding rear window and the 12-way adjustable seats from the Laramie. Of note, the Rebel is only available with a short bed should buyers opt for the bigger crew cab. The Laramie Longhorn is only available with a crew cab, but can have either a short or a long bed. It combines much of the Laramie features with LED projector headlamps, slick looking 20-inch wheels, leather seats, side steps and a wood trimmed interior. Top-of-the-line Limited editions come with a huge 12-inch touchscreen, powered running boards, a blind spot monitoring system, active air suspension, a wireless charging pad and more. It also has an available 19-speaker harman/kardon sound system, which Ram claims is the most powerful stereo in its class.
