2020 Ram 1000 Reviews
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Our reviews offer detailed analysis of the 's features, design, practicality, fuel consumption, engine and transmission, safety, ownership and what it's like to drive.
The most recent reviews sit up the top of the page, but if you're looking for an older model year or shopping for a used car, scroll down to find Ram 1000 dating back as far as 2020.
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Ram 1500 Express 2018 review: snapshot
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By Matt Campbell · 04 Sep 2018
The Ram 1500 Express 2018 model opens proceedings for the big American pick-up range, with pricing starting from $79,950 drive-away.The Ram 1500 Express can also be optioned with RamBoxes - a pair of insulated, lockable boxes over the wheel arches that offer secure storage - and the list price for this model is $84,450 plus on-road costs.The Ram 1500 Express model can also be ordered with a Black Pack, consisting of black exterior highlights, smoked headlights, black badging and a sports exhaust. This version lists at $89,450 plus on-road costs, or $93,950 with RamBoxes.The US-made, Australian-converted Ram 1500 ute is powered by a 5.7-litre Hemi V8 engine with 291kW of power (at 5600rpm) and 556Nm of torque on offer (at 3950rpm). That’s some serious horsepower.The engine is teamed to an eight-speed automatic transmission, and all Ram 1500 models are four-wheel drive. Towing capability tops out at 4.5 tonnes (braked) for both Express and Laramie models when fitted with a 70mm towball. It has the “Quad Cab” body with a 6’4” (1939mm) tub.Fuel consumption for the Express model (which has a 3.92 rear axle ratio) is claimed at 12.2L/100km. The fuel tank size is 121L.The entry-level Express model comes with a 5.0-inch media screen, cloth seat trim, a leather-lined dashboard, colour-coded grille and bumpers, side steps, halogen headlights and fog lamps, a spray-in bed liner, 20-inch wheels and a full towing kit with integrated electric brake control. In this specification there is no reversing camera, no auto emergency braking (AEB), and no advanced safety equipment. There is no ANCAP safety rating, either.

Ram 1500: Next-generation model confirmed for Australian launch
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By Matt Campbell · 03 Sep 2018
The new-generation Ram 1500 has been confirmed for Australia, and it will be sold alongside the current model when it arrives here, likely by 2020 - including the Rebel variant.

Former FCA chief Sergio Marchionne dies aged 66
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By Andrew Chesterton · 25 Jul 2018
Sergio Marchionne, chairman and CEO of FCA and head of Ferrari, has died following complications post surgery in Switzerland. He was 66.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles chief Sergio Marchionne steps down due to health concern
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By Spencer Leech · 23 Jul 2018
Fiat Chrysler Automobies (FCA) this week released a statement revealing that its chief executive officer, Sergio Marchionne, will no longer be able to head the company due to health issues.
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RAM 1500 2018 pricing and specs confirmed
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By Matt Campbell · 12 Jun 2018
The 2018 RAM 1500 pick-up truck will go on sale in Australia from July 1, with buyers to have the option of two different model lines, both with thumping petrol V8 engines.

Ram 2500, 3500 Laramie 2018 pricing and specs confirmed
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By Spencer Leech · 04 Jun 2018
Ateco Australia has announced latest updates for its Ram 2500 and 3500 pick-up range, headlined by an Aussie-developed suspension tune, a more modern multimedia system and new configuration options.

Ram confirms HiLux rival and Raptor-fighting Rebel TRX
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By Andrew Chesterton · 04 Jun 2018
American brand Ram will soon enter our hotly contested light-commercial ute market, with the company confirming plans for an all-new mid-size pick-up due in 2022.

Jeep, Ram , Kia, Nissan, Holden, Subaru, Audi, Tesla, models recalled
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By Spencer Leech · 15 May 2018
The Australian Competition and Consumer Comission (ACCC) has issued its latest round of call backs, with models from Jeep, Ram, Kia, Nissan, Holden, Subaru, Audi and Tesla subject to various manufacturing faults.Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) Australia issued a notice for 7901 Jeep KJ Cherokee units from 2004 – 2007 as the rear lower control arms are subject to excessive corrosion, which could cause them to break and significantly reduce vehicle control.Meanwhile, 18 examples of the 2018 Jeep KL Cherokee equipped with 2.4-litre engines have also been called back due to incorrectly manufactured fuel tubes.The fault could cause a fuel leak, resulting in an increased risk of an engine compartment fire that puts occupants and bystanders in danger of burns or smoke inhalation injuries. The fuel leak could also cause the vehicle to lose power and shut down without prior warning, potentially causing an accident. American Special Vehicles has issued two recalls, the first affecting 33 Ram 2500s, and the other affecting 429 Ram DJ 2500 and 3500 pick-ups.Some 2018 Ram 2500 units that are equipped with 12-pin trailer plugs, may have a 'Trailer Brake Module' (TBM) installed with the wrong software, which could cause the trailer tail-lights to become inoperative.Secondly, both Ram DJ 2500 and D2 3500s models from 2017 and 2018 may be equipped with a faulty power steering hose. A break in the power steering hose could result in a loss of hydraulic assistance to the brake and steering systems.Kia Motors Australia (KMAu) has issued a recall notice for 1747 2017 YB Rio vehicles that may be equipped with out-of-specification rear door lock assemblies making an active child lock unnoticeably inactive.This could cause an occupant to accidentally open a rear door from the inside with the child lock on.Nissan Motor Company Australia has called back 6268 examples of its J11 Qashqai small SUV as models built between September 2017 and January 2018 may have an incorrect setting on the 'Body Control Module' (BCM), which could cause the car to not trigger a warning in the case of an indicator lamp failure.Holden's new ZB Commodore also joins the list, with 2167 examples called back as the rear left and right seatbelts may have been installed incorrectly.In the event of an accident, it is possible that the seatbelts may not operate as designed, causing an increased risk of injury.Subaru Australia's latest safety recall notice details an issue with 1876 examples of its 2013-14 model year diesel-powered Forester models equipped with manual transmissions.The affected Forester medium SUVs are subject to a fault that could see the clutch pipe rub through the wiring loom insulation, creating a short circuit and stalling the engine.Tesla Motors Australia has called back 874 2016 Tesla Model S vehicles built with Bosch steering racks.In some Model S EVs, when exposed to high-corrosion environments, the aluminum bolts that attach the power steering gear assist motor to the gear housing may corrode and weaken. According to Tesla, if these bolts fracture, the power-steering-gear-assist motor may move, causing the transmission belt to slip and reduce the level of power steering assist.Audi Australia has called back examples of its A4 sedan, Avant and Allroad, as well as the A5 Sportback, manufactured between October 2014 and October 2017. The issue effects models equipped with Bang & Olufsen sound systems, and sees part of the aluminum trim strips on the front and rear doors become detached.Owner affected by any of the aforementioned safety recalls should contact their corresponding dealers to arrange a free-of-charge repair.Those who wish to check if their vehicle is subject to a safety recall can head to the ACCC website to see a list of affected vehicle identification numbers.

Ram 1500 2018 confirmed for launch
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By Robbie Wallis · 16 Mar 2018
Ram Trucks Australia has announced it will add a third full-size pick-up to its Australian line-up in the form of the petrol V8-powered 1500, which is set to touch down in local showrooms around the m

Ram 1500 2018 pick-up revealed
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By Ron Hammerton · 17 Jan 2018
Lightest and most advanced Ram 1500 yet unveiled, but business case for Australia still up in the air.