2023?

Sunshine Rivera · Apr 26, 2022

When do the new 2023's come out. I'm looking for a 3500 Laramie Longhorn. Thanks all.

OC455 · Apr 26, 2022

I was under the assumption that most of the next model year vehicles started being advertised later in the year, (August-October). I could be wrong...

The new Longhorns would be under the Limited Longhorn...something they did this year I believe.

Pudge · Apr 26, 2022

Go into your dealer in May and do a factory order and you’ll get a 2023. I think they switch build years in June sometime.

crash68 · Apr 26, 2022

Historically the model year change over is after the summer shutdown at the assembly plants, that usually happens in July with the next model year hitting the showrooms In August-ish.
Since the pandemic all bets are off as manufacturers where pushing out current model year vehicles practically into the following year.
Given the back log of vehicle demand I'm guessing the manufacturers are going to run till they can't.

mikeru · Apr 26, 2022

The HD's tend to lag the 1500's by a few months. Last year they started taking orders for 2022 1500's in early May. I don't know when they started taking orders for 2022 HD's, but my dealer told me it was going to be after summer. I bought my 1500 in May so I didn't check back with them about ordering an HD.

BNeal · Apr 26, 2022

I was able to order my '21 in July of '20 and I was the first order the dealer took for a '21 model year.

GTyankee · Apr 27, 2022

This is far from normal circumstances, but if it was

I would start calling the dealerships in May to find out when pre orders or just regular orders begin

A Production Year for most automobile manufacturers begins on July 1, the production year ends on June 31

Chrysler has not put out any info yet, at least to the Leasing Companies

Private & Dealership sales usually starts sooner than Fleet Orders & it ends later than Fleet Sales

This is what one of the larger Fleet Buyers has up on their boards

Chrysler Trucks (Build Out Final Order Start Up Dates) - Donlen

www.donlen.com

lead times for the 2022 Rams have been

CHRYSLER TRUCKS (PRODUCTION UPDATES) - Donlen

www.donlen.com

The other fleet site that i use to use has either merged or sold
It was AriFleet & now they want you to sign in to get info

GTyankee · Apr 27, 2022

Ram HD Might Be Getting A New Rebel Package To Slot Below Power Wagon

Stellantis appears to be developing a new Rebel trim level for the 2023 Ram 2500 HD that could slot below the popular Power Wagon.

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crash68 · Apr 27, 2022

mikeru said:
The HD's tend to lag the 1500's by a few months. Last year they started taking orders for 2022 1500's in early May. I don't know when they started taking orders for 2022 HD's, but my dealer told me it was going to be after summer. I bought my 1500 in May so I didn't check back with them about ordering an HD.

My buddy order his '22 3500 at the end of July last year, it just showed up two days ago.

68PowerWagon · Apr 27, 2022

GTyankee said:
This is far from normal circumstances, but if it was

I would start calling the dealerships in May to find out when pre orders or just regular orders begin

A Production Year for most automobile manufacturers begins on July 1, the production year ends on June 31

Chrysler has not put out any info yet, at least to the Leasing Companies

Private & Dealership sales usually starts sooner than Fleet Orders & it ends later than Fleet Sales

This is what one of the larger Fleet Buyers has up on their boards

Chrysler Trucks (Build Out Final Order Start Up Dates) - Donlen

www.donlen.com

lead times for the 2022 Rams have been

CHRYSLER TRUCKS (PRODUCTION UPDATES) - Donlen

www.donlen.com

The other fleet site that i use to use has either merged or sold
It was AriFleet & now they want you to sign in to get info

Am I reading that right... Ram 2500 & 3500 are now taking 22-26 weeks to build?

mikeru · Apr 27, 2022

crash68 said:
My buddy order his '22 3500 at the end of July last year, it just showed up two days ago.

That's abysmal. If the company I work for had that kind of lead time we'd be out of business.

GTyankee · Apr 27, 2022

I remember when HD Ram took a MINIMUM of 16 weeks just to go to Texas, another week to go to Chicago
The effects & after effects of Covid, like the lack of Semi Truck Trailers is still slowing or even stalling the transportation of goods.
They are not having issues transporting new vehicles, mostly they are having issues getting new parts off of ships & getting those parts to where they are needed.
Ram can't sent out trucks without Instrument Panels or Radios & computer chips are still holding things up.
Heck, who ever makes the Ram windshields could probably run their plant 24 hours a day & still not make enough windshields.
Glass shops can get Chinese windshields, but getting OEM windshields is hit & miss

Jimmy07 · Apr 27, 2022

Sunshine Rivera said:
When do the new 2023's come out. I'm looking for a 3500 Laramie Longhorn. Thanks all.

Last year they started taking orders for 2022 HDs at the end of April, and started building at the beginning of August.
On another note, someone on another forum did some data mining on VINs and pulled up an equipment listing for a 2023 2500 Limited pilot vehicle. Looks like a few more features for 2023: 12” digital instrument cluster, telescoping mirrors with front and rear lighting, trailer reverse steering, wireless aux camera, another iteration of the digital rear view mirror.

2023 2500.pdf

drive.google.com

Sunshine Rivera · Apr 28, 2022

Thank you all for your information. I'll try calling the end of May. (BNeal - pretty truck!)

G rams · Apr 28, 2022

Sunshine Rivera said:
When do the new 2023's come out. I'm looking for a 3500 Laramie Longhorn. Thanks all.

Hopefully after we get our 2022 Ram Big Horn Mega Cab Diesel we ordered In September 2021!!!!!!

G rams · Apr 29, 2022

68PowerWagon said:
Am I reading that right... Ram 2500 & 3500 are now taking 22-26 weeks to build?

Ordered ours Sept 13, 2021 3500 Big Horn Mega Cab Diesel...no word what build stage it is in, or when to expect delivery!! Over 32 WEEKS still counting

IvoryHemi · May 1, 2022

Jimmy07 said:
Last year they started taking orders for 2022 HDs at the end of April, and started building at the beginning of August.
On another note, someone on another forum did some data mining on VINs and pulled up an equipment listing for a 2023 2500 Limited pilot vehicle. Looks like a few more features for 2023: 12” digital instrument cluster, telescoping mirrors with front and rear lighting, trailer reverse steering, wireless aux camera, another iteration of the digital rear view mirror.

2023 2500.pdf

drive.google.com

new cluster has been leaked

68PowerWagon · May 2, 2022

G rams said:
Ordered ours Sept 13, 2021 3500 Big Horn Mega Cab Diesel...no word what build stage it is in, or when to expect delivery!! Over 32 WEEKS still counting

Oh my gosh!!! You just ruined my Monday! I knew GM & Ford were that far behind but I did not think Ram was. I have heard of a few guys on here getting theirs quicker but I think they were stripped down Tradesman Trims. I ordered mine 1/31/22 & at that time they were expecting mine to come in right about now. That obviously is not happening. Looking more like mine won't even get here for any of this camping season!

mikeru · May 2, 2022

IvoryHemi said:
new cluster has been leaked

View attachment 492358

Not sure how I feel about that. On one hand it looks very cool. On the other hand, I've had fully digital gauge clusters in the past that failed. The car was still drivable, but I had no idea what was going on with the car. I like having actual analog gauges for at least the basics.

Dusty · May 2, 2022

Pudge said:
Go into your dealer in May and do a factory order and you’ll get a 2023. I think they switch build years in June sometime.

That's about right. My '19 was built on 3 June 2018.

Regards,
Dusty
2019 Ram 1500 Billet Silver Quad Cab 2WD, 5.7 Hemi, 8HP75, 3.21 axle, 33-gallon fuel tank, factory dual exhaust, 18” wheels. Build date: 3 June 2018. Now at 69051 miles

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