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Dodge Ram 1500. The most recent, fourth-generation Dodge Ram 1500 was redesigned for the 2009 model year. Compared to older Rams, this truck benefits from a coil-spring rear suspension (for a better ride quality), more powerful engines and newer technology features. There weren't any significant changes prior to its rechristening as simply the Ram 1500.
This Dodge Ram 1500 was available in five trim levels, beginning with the ST and moving through SLT, TRX, Sport and finally to the top-line Laramie. Three cab configurations and three bed lengths were also offered. The pickup could be had in either a two-wheel or four-wheel-drive setup. The "Mega Cab" from the previous generation was longer, but the current Crew Cab still provided almost 40 inches of rear legroom. Three engines were available: a 3.7-liter V6 (215 horsepower), a 4.7-liter V8 (310 hp) and a 5.7-liter Hemi V8 (390 hp). Notable for the Ram was its coil-spring rear suspension, which significantly enhanced the truck's ride quality over broken pavement.
The interior of the Ram 1500 was roomy and well-appointed. A three-across front bench seat and column shifter were in the mix, and all seating options benefited from improved sculpting and attention to detail. Rear-seat video and a 10-speaker surround-sound audio system were optional, along with navigation and a rear back-up camera. A Dodge Ram 1500 could be ordered with lined wells below the rear floor mats (sized for a six-pack and ice), as well as the RamBox, a cargo bed storage compartment that can accommodate a golf bag or lots of tools. The exterior design intensified the Ram's big-rig look via more angular and aggressive lines.
This Dodge Ram 1500 was available in five trim levels, beginning with the ST and moving through SLT, TRX, Sport and finally to the top-line Laramie. Three cab configurations and three bed lengths were also offered. The pickup could be had in either a two-wheel or four-wheel-drive setup. The "Mega Cab" from the previous generation was longer, but the current Crew Cab still provided almost 40 inches of rear legroom. Three engines were available: a 3.7-liter V6 (215 horsepower), a 4.7-liter V8 (310 hp) and a 5.7-liter Hemi V8 (390 hp). Notable for the Ram was its coil-spring rear suspension, which significantly enhanced the truck's ride quality over broken pavement.
The interior of the Ram 1500 was roomy and well-appointed. A three-across front bench seat and column shifter were in the mix, and all seating options benefited from improved sculpting and attention to detail. Rear-seat video and a 10-speaker surround-sound audio system were optional, along with navigation and a rear back-up camera. A Dodge Ram 1500 could be ordered with lined wells below the rear floor mats (sized for a six-pack and ice), as well as the RamBox, a cargo bed storage compartment that can accommodate a golf bag or lots of tools. The exterior design intensified the Ram's big-rig look via more angular and aggressive lines.