Ram trucks have been on the market since the 1930s. Today the brand is built on a legacy of long-lasting, dependable vehicles, originally designed to meet the needs of hard-working Americans.
Ram continues to build on its tough heritage by providing tough, reliable and efficient trucks and vans for work, play and everything in between. In recent years, the company has focused on offering top-notch technology and safety features, as well as more luxury options for those looking for a more comfortable ride. Ram keeps evolving with the times, embracing electric vehicles, innovative designs and updated safety and driver assistance systems.
Ram's vision for the future is to innovate, lead and drive the industry forward. The company is committed to providing vehicles that are durable, reliable, stylish and packed with cutting-edge technology. Ram is also focused on developing products and services that will meet the unique needs of different drivers, making sure that everyone can find the perfect vehicle for their lifestyle.
The reliability of Ram vehicles has generally received good ratings. In the past, the most reliable Ram models were the 1500, 2500 and 3500 pickups, which consistently ranked among the top 10 in J.D. Power and Associates' Vehicle Dependability Study. The current lineup of Ram vehicles has also been highly rated for reliability in a variety of studies, including J.D. Power's Vehicle Dependability Study, Consumer Reports' Vehicle Reliability Survey and RepairPal's Reliability Rating.
The maintenance costs of Ram vehicles vary based on the model, year, and condition of the vehicle. Costs can range from a few hundred for minor repairs to several thousand for major work.
Common mechanical problems reported by Ram owners include transmission problems, engine problems, and electrical system problems. Additionally, some owners have reported problems with brakes, suspension, air conditioning, fuel system, and power steering.