HD ram numbers in your area

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here in Houston area it’s a toss up between fords and ram numbers I see on the road. Chevy in third as far as numbers.

 

[BWL]

Around home i see a pretty even 3 way split. Up north where i work i see mostly ford and gm lately. There was getting to be more ram diesels than anything else, but now its the odd gas one and the diesels barely exist. Ram still has a strong showing in the half tons though.

 

[Donutsahoy]

Where I am it’s a pretty good mix but I would say Ram has the lead, some weekends it seems like everyone is driving a Ram lol.


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[MADDOG]

Since I don't pay attention when a Phord or Chebbie pass by I couldn't tell ya.

 

[Firebird]

Ford, closely followed by Ram, GM is definitely 3rd

 

[68PowerWagon]

Here in western Ohio I would say Ram leads in the HD truck followed closely by Ford then Chevy. Half ton is pretty even between the three.

 

[mtnrider]

A lot more Ford's and Chevy's here in middle Georgia, by a long shot. I did see a lot more Ram's when I lived in Colorado though.

 

[Iron Outlaw]

I see more pretty lifted fords and more ram work trucks.

 

[SyN]

Oil field country here: Mostly Fords / Rams.
Wife’s boss owns & operates 2 companies & mostly run Newer Deleted 6.7L CTD.

 

[jaflowers]

Colorado Springs, it's either Ram or Ford for the most part. Chevy's are outnumbered.

 

[busterbrown]

Detroit, MI. Lots of Fords, especially previous generation super duty trucks, since their headquarters is based in Dearborn, MI. I'd say Ram would be next, but probably 1st if it was just the current 4th generation. Even though GM has a huge presence here, I don't see as many HD Silverados and Sierras; I do see tons of GM's 1500 platform trucks. When FCA brings manufacturing of its next Generation HD truck back to Michigan, I'm sure RAM will be competing for that number one spot in the Detroit Metro area.

 

[crash68]

Detroit, MI. Lots of Fords, especially previous generation super duty trucks, since their headquarters is based in Dearborn, MI. I'd say Ram would be next, but probably 1st if it was just the current 4th generation.

I think Ram has a strong hold on the east side. It's nothing to see three or four Rams at the same intersection (four silver ones all in a row once too!). There is 6 Rams within eyesight of my house, 2 Fords and 1 Chevy.
I would have to say things are pretty neck and neck between Ram and Ford statewide though.

 

[mohemipar]

Whenever I travel from MI to New England and back I almost always count Ram the most. Usually right around there is Ford. Mostly the 2017+ model. Last and rarely I see is the GMs with Silverado. Hardly ever see any Sierras. Seen a lot of Ram 3500 duallys doing hotshot car hauling. And a lot of the DOT/State HDs I see are Hemi Rams in either P/U or chassis cab.

 

[NoveskeFan]

Pretty much seems like Chevy, Ford, then RAM in my area. Had a pretty cool moment yesterday driving home from work-I was part of 3 random Crew Cab RAMS in a row going down the road

 

[22hemi13]

Rams here. Lots of rams then fords. My street there is 5 Cummins and 3 gassers including mine. And there’s only 12 houses on this street

 

[Soto3389]

Ford....Chevy....Ram here in MA

 

[nukegm]

colorado front range, ram by far. occasional ford powerjoke. and a super rare silverado. rams everywhere. cheers!