2021 Ram 1500 Price & Specs

Time is running out if you want to buy a Ram 1500 TRX, with the wildsupercharged V8-powered pickup’s Final Edition going on sale.

The Ram 1500 RHO is a wild twin-turbo inline-six pickup that's replacing the V8-powered TRX. It's unclear if it's coming to Australia yet.

The Ram 1500 RHO – the much-anticipated successor to the mad TRX – is expected to debut within a fortnight.

The sales battle between the Ram 1500, Ford F-150, Chevrolet Silverado and Toyota Tundra has led to a record quarter for the full-sized pickup market.

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2023-24 Ram 1500, 2500 and 3500 pickup trucks have been recalled due to an issue with their indicator stalk.

The Ram 1500 Big Horn’s on-road costs have been waived until the end of March 2024, bringing it closer to the cheaper Ford F-150.

Ram is recalling 243 examples of its 1500 Big Horn due to a defective locking bracket with the centre front seat.

Joel Dean purchased this Ram 1500 new for $155,000 (including all on-road costs). Joel Dean would buy this car again because: "This is my second Ram and both have been reliable and performed flawlessly for work and play. So much room in the cabin great tech with AEB front and back, makes it safer for pedestrians and other road users. Secure towing and ride comfort due to having air suspension, or four coils in the lower trims cannot be matched by leaf sprung competitors."

The Ram 1500 will become the only vehicle in its segment to offer a range-extender powertrain, with dual electric motors and a V6 petrol engine.

The Ram 1500 loses its V8 but gains a pair of new twin-turbo inline sixes, plus refreshed styling and more tech.

Ram is rumoured to be axing the Hemi V8 in favour of a new twin-turbo inline-six. We'll know for sure very soon.

You pay a pretty penny for the Ram 1500, but you get a vehicle that's so much more spacious, luxurious and effortless than a 'regular' ute.

The United Auto Workers (UAW) union has hit the plant that produces the Ram 1500 with a surprise strike, with 6800 workers walking out.

It turns out not even the mighty Ram TRX is immune to the current downsizing trend, and it’s been spied with a smaller powerplant.

Most utes in Australia are backed by a capped-price servicing scheme, but some are more expensive than others to maintain.