Harvest Sunrise Express Package

[sjhdu]

Happened upon this Canadian listing of the 2023 Classic Express. I don't think most people know it exists, as the Express trim was already discontinued in the US due presumably to low sales. It's an expensive package at $5,925 Canadian though. I wish this color was offered in the US when I ordered my truck. It looks similar to "Copperhead Orange" that was offered in 2013. It used to be that you could get any color as a stand-alone option in any trim. Seems like those days are long gone.

https://www.grimsbychrysler.ca/new/vehicle/2023-ram-1500-classic-tradesman-id12450659.htm

 

[Bigskyroadglide]

Great looking truck. Love the color too bad if you brought it back to the states no warranty.

Would be interested if it was a quad cab. Looks nicely optioned.

 

[RamDiver]

Great looking truck. Love the color too bad if you brought it back to the states no warranty.

I've heard this before and could never understand that warranty issue, is that another FCA special deal?

I bought a 'made for the US' Tundra from a big Canadian Toyota dealer and the warranty was fantastic. My truck had a dual citizenship warranty which I exercised many times in Canada.

Then after a huge recall where Toyota Canada & Toyota USA extended the warranty out to 15 years, I couldn't find the parts in Canada.

I called a Toyota dealer in Upstate NY and they were very happy to complete the warranty recall at no charge.

This experience made me think that, as a Canadian, buying a US-market Toyota was a great deal.

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[Bigskyroadglide]

I'm not certain how it works in Canada my understanding in the US, if its imported from another country no warranty in US.

 

[Treburkulosis]

I always loved that color. I wanted a Tequilla Sunrise one when I was looking for a ram. Best deal was on a white one.

 

[Docwagon1776]

I've heard this before and could never understand that warranty issue, is that another FCA special deal?

There are different independent business units underwriting/administering the warranties within the Stellantis umbrella. IIRC, FCA Canada Inc is separate from FCA US LLC and that's the issue.

 

[RamDiver]

I'm not certain how it works in Canada my understanding in the US, if its imported from another country no warranty in US.

There are different independent business units underwriting/administering the warranties within the Stellantis umbrella. IIRC, FCA Canada Inc is separate from FCA US LLC and that's the issue.

The country of origination isn't the deciding factor, it's more dependent on the manufacturer, the planet alignment, and luck, in some cases.

Toyota Canada makes it very clear that a new vehicle warranty is valid in Canada and the US.
And according to this dude in the video linked below, every other manufacturer besides GM is a crap shoot. I believe he said no problem with GM warranties.

New Vehicle Warranty and Coverage | Toyota Canada

Every new vehicle comes with a comprehensive Toyota factory warranty and roadside assistance. Get coverage details.

www.toyota.ca

Likewise, Toyota USA has the same policy.

https://support.toyota.com/s/article/Which-countries-is-my-7766?language=en_US

Are Canadian vehicle warranties honored in the US?

My short answer: It depends. As dealer principal for three different vehicle manufacturers, my brother knows a lot about warranties. So I asked him about Canadian warranties because I’ve hear…

drivelegacy.blog

Apparently, there may be a process to buy a new Canadian FCA vehicle, import it to the USA and still have a warranty, however, buying a Canadian vehicle in the US, is a no-go unless previously authorized by FCA. I copied this from a Canadian '21 Ram 1500 Classic warranty manual.




If you move from Canada to the USA, FCA may have a process to transfer your warranty but... it does appear somewhat ambiguous. LOL





I have no further info on FCA USA vehicle warranties being authorized in Canada, yet.

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[Bigskyroadglide]

Good to know

 

[Docwagon1776]

The country of origination isn't the deciding factor, it's more dependent on the manufacturer, the planet alignment, and luck, in some cases.

Since you quoted me, I want to be clear I didn't indicate country of origin matters. Warranty administrator/underwriter is what matters. Canada and USA happen to be under different entities for FCA, so in this instance country of origin is simply happenstance that aligns with the warranty admin.

(I worked in the warranty/insurance world for about 3 years before coming to my senses, it's a fairly shady pass-the-buck system sometimes)

 

[GTyankee]

That truck would be just what i would be looking for, if it did not have a 3.6L

My last 2 Rams, 2009 & 2016