Nice ride ^^^^^^^^^^

The remote start is the only thing I wish my 2019 had.

Fair point.

Diesel fuel is about 10% extra right now. Sometimes cheaper than gas. But we'll use current prices.

I got 31 mpg on my last tank when I filled up yesterday. Reduce by 10% for fuel cost difference, so take that to 28 mpg. Let me know when a gasser hits that mark. DEF costs are essentially nothing. I fill up for $10 at Buccees twice a year.

Btw, I picked 25-30 because the Ram is rated at 28 mpg hwy. Most folks on the ecodiesel forum are getting upper 20s with 75/25 hwy/city driving.

have a 2011 Ram Laramie 4x4 5.7Hemi that just turned 140000. have never even put plugs in it !!! normal 5000 mi oil changes and fluids per the book. tows the 21 ft boat no problems and gets 11.5-12 doing it, and i'm not talking at 55 mph! have seen 18ish on freeway not towing. looked at Tundras when i bought it but the interior and dash,instruments panel in the Toyota looked like a model car, pure junk. no heated cooled seats at the time either. at the time the Hemi was rated at 390 horses too where the Tundra was not.

Late to the party. I just picked up a 2020 Tundra. It has everything I need. Led headlights and fogs, remote start, push button start, android auto, adaptive cruise control, parking sensors. A lot of that was added with this model, and it's why I waited for 2020. I wish it had surround cams since it's relatively large, and my work parking garage is tight. A 6 foot bed would be nice, but that's not an option here. Otherwise, I'm happy. I test drove about 6 different F150 models from raptor to XLT. I didn't really want an ecoboost, and I heard the newer 5.0 was having issues. Also, I thought the 10 speed was shifty feeling, and I didn't care for the start/stop feature at stop lights. The F150s were more expensive too. Ultimately, I decided this was the truck for me. I think it looks good without the chrome (need to do something about the door handles and mirrors). I did not test a ram or chevy mostly due to preference. I came from a 4Runner, so I have some Toyota loyalty. Gas mileage isn't really an issue since I avg maybe 7K miles per year. I can see why that's a deal breaker for some though. In the end, buy what you like. I'm happy with my purchase so far, a few days in...

Do you know BRANDONMAN by chance?

The highway speed limits are 75 to 80 mph out here.

Nice, if you feel like it please DM me and tell me where you bought it, List price and price OTD please.

I know it doesn't matter and we will all continue to buy what we want but........


Gas mileage is only one factor to consider with truck brands. What will you spend to maintain a Ram for 6 years? So far at 6 years I have bought a set of tires & a battery.

I only paid $33,600 for this Tundra, that was including taxes & fees.

The resale value for a 6 year old Tundra is over $20,000.00, how will a Ram compare?