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Have You Driven the 1994 Dodge Ram 2500?
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by waterboy from jefferson oregon on Fri Sep 09 2011
the cummins is the only truck i would reccomend to any body that has to pull a traile, you get the best of both worlds, POWER AND MILAGE and they just sound mean it is a bullet proof motor i have never heard of any body having trouble with them except for the ones that do not maintain them
Purchased a Used car
Uses car for Towing
Does recommend this car!!
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by DRoe from West fargo, Nd on Wed Mar 14 2018
I have never had any issues with this vehicle, it has been a great daily driver for the five years that I have owned it.
Purchased a Used car
Uses car for Having fun
Does recommend this car!!
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This Truck will get the Job Done!
by DodgeImpact2017 from Colorado Springs, CO on Fri Oct 06 2017
Low miles for 21 years of age (that makes the average driven less than 7K a year)! Garage kept last 10 years.
Purchased a Used car
Uses car for Having fun
Does recommend this car!!
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by Stallion from Sterling hgts, Mi on Thu Mar 15 2018
Plenty of power & never been stuck lol, but it does like fuel, around 8 mpg, but it weighs 8800 lbs, kinda rusty now after 24 years
Purchased a New car
Uses car for Having fun
Does recommend this car!!
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It used to be so easy to shop for a full-size pickup truck. You either bought the Ford F-150 or the Chevrolet C/K.
Before the 1994 model year, there really weren't any other serious contenders.
The sales numbers tell the story here. Traditionally, Chevy and Ford have split the big pickup-truck market. Last year, the two automakers sold a combined total of more than a million full-size trucks, with Ford edging out Chevy for the title of best-selling truck.
For full-size trucks in 1993, GMC, Dodge and Toyota had combined sales of 289,000 - peanuts compared to the big boys.
Although built well, Toyota's T-100 can't compete in the full-size category because of its underpowered V-6 and high... Read More