Dodge Ram 2500 Laramie Longhorn on 2040-cars
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Thanks for looking at my Dodge ram truck. Please note this is the CREW cab, not quad or mega cab. Adults can easily fit in the back seat of this truck. I will do my very best to describe the truck. I have added some extras to the truck and will list after all the options. The tires are only a few days old. I have had an oil change every 5,000 miles done at the local Dodge dealer. The original floor mats have never been used. I took them out the day I bought the truck and installed weather tech rubber floor mats. Both sets go with the truck. Here is what the truck has: Options: 6.7 Liter Cummins6 speed Automatic TransmissionLimited Slip rear differentialIntegrated Trailer Brake ControllerKeyless Go, keyless ignition systemRemote Start System, (factory)Power adjustable pedalsRear Back up camera systemFactory Navigation with HHD and CDRoof mounted clearance lampsRear window defrostHeavy Duty Snow Plow PackageCold weather groupTransmission skid plateLeather trimmed seatsRear window DefrostHeated front seatsCooling front seatsPower adjustable front leather seats with memoryHeated steering wheelHeated rear leather seatsRemote power door locksPower WindowsTrailer HitchPower Heated Mirrors, fold out for traileringElectric 4WD selectorSteering Wheel controls, Stereo and info centerBack up Sensor systemDual zone AC & HeatSpray in bed linerRunning boards I have tried to list all the options and feature, but am sure I forgot a few. I have towed an enclosed trailer about 6 – 8 times a year and it tows incredibly. With the aftermarket engine stuff done, I get 16 – 17 mpg around town and about 22 - 23 mpg on the highway empty. The factory driveline warranty is good for 5 years or 100,000 miles. So it should still be under warranty. One of my favorite options on this truck is the cold air ventilated front seats. In the summer when it is hot, you can have cool air blown out of the two front seats. Really works well. The heated seats and heated steering wheel are also nice features for the winter. Overall, this truck is in excellent condition. There are only a couple small scratches on the vehicle see the picture of the bumper close up. I would rate the exterior as a 8 ½ - 9 out of 10. The interior has no tears or wear spots and I would rate it as a 9 out of 10. I Used this truck for snow plowing. I am NOT a commercial operation. I plow the parking lot where I work and the church I attend and 3 driveways. Last year I only plowed 4 times because of the mild winter. In the 2 years I have had the truck, I have used the plow approx. 12 -14 times. I do not abuse my trucks and plows.
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