A completely new level of luxury is to be brought to the world of large pickups by the Laramie Limited equipment , which will be boasted by the models of the Ram car company from the second quarter of this year.
And the range of versions will be really wide – in the second quarter the base model 1500 will be available, in the third quarter the 2500 and 3500 versions will arrive. There will also be a choice of two wheelbase lengths , drive of one or both axles, one or two wheels on the rear axle and Crew Cab or Mega Cab bodies.
Probably the most visible change is the use of a new radiator grille with a somewhat controversial pattern, a prominent Ram inscription and, of course, a lot of chrome. Both bumpers with integrated fog lights can also have this, although basically they are "only" painted in the body color. And there's no end to it even when viewed from the profile (mirrors and handles) or from the rear, where the 20-inch RAM inscription stands out above all. All the variants offered will basically have side steps , LED indicators at the front, LED lights at the back and 20-inch wheels, but they will differ from each other in design.
The interior is dominated by leather seat upholstery with the car company's logo embroidered on the headrests and light thread stitching, respectively the center armrest with the same upholstery. Both the dashboard and door panels use the same combination of dark leather with white stitching and are trimmed in dark wood combined with metallic accents. The classic automatic transmission selector was replaced by a rotary knob with an aluminum surface, and the instrument panel underwent a subtle redesign. The standard equipment includes a multifunctional heated leather steering wheel with a partially wooden rim, LED diode lighting, heated/ventilated front seats with practical pockets for rear passengers or the Uconnect multimedia system with GPS navigation, radio and parking camera. The Ram 1500 also has air suspension, the more working versions of the Heavy Duty series have practical storage boxes on the sides of the body.
Source: Ram
