Automotive
For the 2016 model year, RAM introduced updates to the 2500 series, delivering enhancements across various aspects of the vehicle. The Regular Cab configuration of this renowned pickup truck was specifically tailored to meet the demands of a robust work vehicle.
While individual buyers typically preferred larger versions of the truck, businesses in search of a straightforward, practical work vehicle often opted for the Regular Cab variant. Their choice was influenced not only by its cost-effectiveness but also by the advantage of a more extended cargo bed.
The exterior appearance differed based on the trim level selected. Base models were characterized by black bumpers and were exclusively available in white, whereas higher trim levels offered a range of colors and chrome-plated bumpers. The base variant was equipped with steel wheels, although premium trim levels had the option of alloy wheel alternatives.
Understanding that work trucks were primarily utilized for demanding daily tasks, RAM equipped the vehicle with durable upholstery options, including both fabric and vinyl materials. The Tradesman variant featured vinyl seats along with manually operated windows. The dashboard materials were chosen for their resilience, facilitating easy cleaning with a simple wipe. For customers seeking enhanced features, the manufacturer offered upgraded interior trims and an 8.4-inch Uconnect entertainment system with a rearview camera.
The Regular Cab model offered a diverse engine lineup, ranging from a 5.6-liter V-8 to a more powerful 6.4-liter Hemi engine. Diesel configurations included front towing hooks, with Cummins supplying a 6.7-liter inline-six engine option. Additionally, the manufacturer provided a CNG-powered V8 engine as an alternative propulsion choice.
