2021 Ram 2500 Review

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Casper, Gillette, Cheyenne, Sheridan, and Buffalo, Wyoming, drivers expect a lot from their trucks. It’s for this reason we here at Fremont CDJR Casper have created this Ram 2500 review. If you’re interested in finding out if this truck can handle everything you throw its way, take a look at the information we’ve provided for you below. At the end, we’ll tell you how you can check out the 2500 for yourself.

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2021 Ram 2500: The Trim Level Spotlight

The Ram 2500 trim level lineup includes six models. These are:

• Tradesman
• Big Horn
• Laramie
• Power Wagon
• Limited Longhorn
• Limited

Having a wealth of possibilities to choose from means there’s a good chance you’ll find the trim that best enhances your overall driving experience according to your specific preferences.

For instance, if you’re looking for extra warmth in the winter, you might be interested to know heated front seats are available in the Big Horn and the Power Wagon and come standard in the Laramie, the Limited Longhorn, and the Limited. Heated seats for the second row come standard in the Limited Longhorn and the Limited and are available in the Laramie and the Power Wagon.

Top-Notch Technology Attributes

Whether related to convenience or safety, you’ll find a lot of advanced technology in the Ram 2500. Some of these features are listed below:

• 12-inch touchscreen display
• Voice Command with Bluetooth®
• Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop

One feature definitely worth mentioning is the available 12-inch touchscreen display. With this on the dashboard, you’ll be able to select your favorite entertainment settings easily while still directing the necessary attention to the drive itself.

The standard Integrated Voice Command with Bluetooth® serves a similar purpose as it allows you to access certain features without having to take your eyes off the road or your hands off the wheel.

One advanced safety feature you can equip in the 2500 is the available Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop. It’s able to adjust the truck’s speed according to that of the vehicle in front of you. As a result, this feature helps you successfully maintain the same safe following distance.

Performance Highlights for the 2021 Ram 2500

If you plan on doing a lot of towing with the 2500, it’s got you covered. Here are some of the towing capacity numbers for a few of its trim levels when they’re fully equipped:

• Tradesman: 15,040 pounds
• Big Horn: 14,970 pounds
• Laramie: 14,550 pounds

When the Tradesman is in the Regular Cab 4x2 8-foot box configuration, it’s capable of pulling 15,040 pounds. The 14,970 pounds of towing for the Big Horn mentioned above is also in the Regular Cab 4x2 8-foot box configuration. Finally, the Ram 2500 Laramie is responsible for towing 14,550 pounds when in the Crew Cab 4x2 6-foot, 4-inch box configuration.

Read our Ram 2500 Towing Capacity Review

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Take the 2021 Ram 2500 for a Spin Today

After reading this Ram 2500 review, if you want to get a feel for this fully capable pickup truck for yourself, all you have to do is contact the team at Fremont CDJR Casper, serving Gillette, Cheyenne, Buffalo, Casper, and Sheridan, WY. A member of our team will get you all set up for a test drive so you can experience it firsthand.

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