I brought mine home. Traded in my 2012 Ram 1500 Quad Sport for a 2022 Rebel with the 5.7 Hemi, Rebel Level 2 package, My old one gave me 203,000 miles of trouble free driving until the rear axle started to chew something up inside. Metal in the fluid. Figured it was a good excuse to trade up.
I have a 2012 with 199,000. No major problems yet, but some maintenance and minor age and rust related failures. All in the past year. Washer nozzle cracked. Front sway bar link broke. Starter failed. Replaced shocks and one front wheel bearing. Patched up the exhaust. Replaced rear...
I think part of the expectation was set by real world results of the Japanese cars from the 90's. I had 2 Hondas that easily hit 150k with just oil and brake changes. My 2000 Ford Crown Vic well exceeded 200k without any major repairs. When I bought my 2012 Ram, my expectation was certainly to...
My 2012 with 195,000 is making the same exact sound as in your video. Very hard to describe, but definitely isn't tied to engine speed. I've been driving around with it for close to a year now. I didn't notice the sound until after replacing a failed power steering hose. Probably just a...
Sound system. I just put in a Kenwood DMX706s and I can't believe how much better it sounds even with the stock speakers. It is a significant change that I wish I did 160,000 miles ago. Yes, I have a 2012 and finally got around to this. The stock radio was the 730N Media Center.
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.