2019 RAM 1500 consumer reviews

This is my 3rd Ram 1500. I have had 2008, 2013, and now a 2019. All great looking strong running trucks with the 5.7 HEMI. I’ve never had the HEMI tick. Lots of power. Modifications, black wheels, wider more agressive tires, 2” leveling kit, spray in bed liner. Can’t say enough. Love these trucks and would recommend to anyone.

Big beautiful piece of CRAP. At 4yrs old had ro replace both exhaust manifolds to the tune of $2000.00 now replaced almost entire electrical and still have engine light on and may or may not start. Back to square 1. How much is THIS gonna cost??? If I could give zero stars on reliability I would!

I have owned this truck since it was new and couldn't be happier. It has never let me down. It tows effortlessly, is very comfortable and very safe. The Hemi engine never lacks all the power I ever need but it's still not a killer on gas.

I bought a 2019 new reg cab 3.6. 2wd. As of this week 126,000 miles. Did tires and brakes at 85,000. Wheel bearing at 100,000 on front. Just this week had misfire cylinder #3 and replaced plugs. Other than oil changes synthetic every 10,000 miles is only maintenance. I on occasion pull 20ft big Tex car trailer as far as Ohio to Connecticut. Not a power house but tows high way speed no problem. Back in 2019 this truck was $23,000 new. Excellent value.

*Crew Cab Laramie - gorgeous truck. Get a lot of compliments on it. Finish is very good. *HEMI has a lot of power. Goes well with the 8-speed transmission. Both have been trouble free. Averaging around 18 mpg overall. Very reliable. Back Up Cam is useful towing - you can watch your trailer / load on the screen. *Interior is plush, especially for a truck. Roomy - back seating area is like a Checker Marathon cab. Lots of useful creature comforts. Love the floor storage in the rear, Lots of cupholders - happy riders. *Things to watch for; **Moisture / condensation on windshield. Needs to be wiped off occasionally. No "leaks" found". **Condensation at rear window (with moving center section). --Irritating things; --Only bed front stake pockets have OEM covers. Need to locate / purchase covers for rear stake pockets - on a $60K+ truck? --"All painted nose" means plenty of paint chips to cover / fill. Dr Color Chip = exact color match. --Towing Assist is a PITA - it will stop the truck dead backing up with a trailer if it's not disabled. Overall, very good truck. Hauls, tows and carries without issue. Rides like a luxury car. Like any vehicle, it has minor irritating issues that are easily worked around. Don't be surprised if you can't get it into your garage. My Laramie Crew Cab with the 6'4" box is 23'8" long. The garage is 24'. Be so advised.

The vehicle engine started making noise at about 26000 miles on cold starts. It took three visits to the dealership before they agreed to check what was causing the noise. That was three weeks ago and I am still waiting for parts. The left side sun visor just fell off.

Less than 40k miles..had to replace both motors on the side rear view mirrors, leather on dash coming apart, tailgate sticks often,engine ticking noise when cold starting.

2019 ram 1500 classic love the truck but the rear bumper is starting to rust how can it be fixed. Any help would be appreciated

Previously had a 2007 and a 2016 RAM which were great with no problems. My 2019, which I purchased new, has been nothing but problems unfortunately. After 1 month my brakes would squeal horribly going in reverse. There was a service bulletin and was then repaired which lasted about a year and the brakes have squealed every morning backing out of my driveway. I have had the rear window replaced twice due to cracking of the frame. Each time it lasted about 1 year before breaking again. My third brake light now leaks. I had exhaust manifold bolts break last year and replaced. Once again, about a year later, I have multiple broken exhaust bolts in addition to a bad exhaust donut. When I was at the dealer the service tech actually said," We see that all the time, I'm not sure why RAM hasn't done a recall yet". That really made me feel great. I have yet to make it one full year without requiring service on my truck. Thankfully most of it has been covered by warranty but that will be up soon and when it is the truck will be gone.

I'm on my third RAM in ten-years. The first two, a 2014 and 2016 did great; but then, about a year later I started having anomalies with sensors/check engine lights that would not reset. Simple stuff like windshield-fluid reservoir empty, or exhaust O2 sensor dirty. New vehicles should not do that. I did not give up on RAM. I've had a 2019 RAM 1500/LongHorn/Crewcab for two-years now. (Knock on wood), 2019 runs great, with no major problems. One of the best things that happened was when RAM 'broke away' from Dodge. I recommend the new generation of RAM from 2019+.