Rams have traditionally been big value plays when compared to its Ford and GM rivals. The HD is no exception. Prices for the 2500 Tradesman start at just $35,090, undercutting both the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 2500HDs and costing customers just $345 more than a Ford F-250. At the other end of the pricing spectrum, the Ram 3500 Limited starts at $64,045, coming in less than both the GMC Sierra 3500HD Denali and Ford F-350 Limited while offering one of the most luxurious cabins we've ever seen on a pickup truck (if not the most luxurious), plus a standard equipment and options list that its competitors can't yet match.
A well equipped 2500 is $60k+, been that way for at least four, five years. It's why I stuck a few thousand into my twenty year old truck, I'll have it for another twenty. And no electronics to give me headaches.
