4th Gen ...how much longer?

[Jeepwalker]

I wonder how much longer Stellantis is going to produce the 4th gen? I'm glad they are continuing to sell them. ....But any news/word/ideas on the subject?

Thanks..

 

[audiophile]

Originally it was stated through the '23 model year. Have not seen anything to the contrary as of yet.

 

[caulk04]

I bet it continues until they refresh the HD trucks again. I suspect they'll go the route of gm and Ford having a totally different body structure than the half ton as well as offsetting the platform refreshes between the two.

 

[GTyankee]

they will keep making them as long as people keep purchasing them at the rate that they are selling now.

Originally, when FCA agreed with Trump, that FCA would get one hell of a tax break if FCA moved the Saltillo Plant into the current Warren Plant property,
Then FCA would have stopped production on the Ram 1500 4TH Gen.

Then FCA/Stellantis would make all the Rams in Michigan
well, except for the Promaster

That way FCA/Stellantis would not have to pay a Tariff on the HD Rams.
They also would not have to pay Shipping to Mexico to have all those rolls of steel that are needed for sheet metal

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has anyone wondered where all the people that assemble the gasoline engines are going to go ? unemployment line !!