Ram Prices 2019 HD Pickups, Chassis Cabs
Ram's Truck's 2019 Heavy Duty pickups will retail for at least $35,090, including a $1,695 delivery fee, for the Ram 2500 regular cab Tradesman with the long wheelbase.

Ram's 2019 Heavy Duty pickups will retail for at least $35,090, including a $1,695 delivery fee.
Photo courtesy of FCA.
Ram's Truck's 2019 Heavy Duty pickups will retail for at least $35,090, including a $1,695 delivery fee, for the Ram 2500 regular cab Tradesman with the long wheelbase, the business unit of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has announced.
The pickups, which will arrive by July 1, have added an array of updates, including a high-output 6.7L Cummins turbo diesel engine that achieves up to 400 hp and 1,000 lb.-ft. of torque. Trucks equipped with this engine add $11,795 to the price.
Ram has announced pricing for 29 variants of its 2500 pickup and 28 variants of its 3500 pickup. The trucks provide a multitude of configurations with three cabs, including the new Mega Cab; two wheelbase lengths; and six trims, including Tradesman, Bighorn, Laramie, Laramie Longhorn, Limited, and Power Wagon. The top-of-the-line truck — a 3500 four-wheel-drive Mega Cab Limited with the short wheelbase — would retail for $68,745 with the delivery fee.
Ram has also announced pricing for its 2019 3500, 4500, and 5500 chassis cab trucks, which will retail for at least $36,445, including the delivery fee.
View full pricing here.
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