I am thinking about selling my 2012 1/2 Dodge Ram 3500 Laramie, dually, HO. It has more torque and HP than the standard 2012. was a special run in the 1/2 series'. Has a tuner, that has only been run on Stock and Tow modes and all the egr stuff fell off and I put that stuff in the shed. Never hotdogged. My question is what kind of mileage are the 2013 and up 2500 Ram Laramie, short beds, with the Cummins and DEF, getting stock. I ordered/bought my truck because it was the last with no DEF stuff. Has 130,000 miles so I would be looking for the same in a 2013 and up.

Have a 22 2500, only 2,000 on it so far. Have gotten 14-16 towing a skeeter zx225. No issues towing it. I loaded get 14-15 city and have seen 20 hwy. but have not really gone far yet.

What do you want for it?

my 2020 2500 will constantly get 21 mpg on the hwy. unloaded. With a 35' hay trailer or a cattle hauler loaded its around 15 to 16 hwy. I don't use it much in town so I can't really speak to that mileage. my 2019 3500 DRW in the same situations gets 17-18 hwy and 15 loaded.

MPG is 90% driving style

I've spent quite a bit of time behind the wheel of a 2013 crew SB 4x4. I did mostly highway driving. 19-20mpg at 75mph was not uncommon.

2013 2500 4x4 crew cab completely stock. highway18- 20 unloaded 75 -85 on interstate. Highly dependent on hills, headwinds or any stops. About 14-15 in town. 12-14 pulling a bay boat.

2020 megacab, about 18-19 unloaded on highway, more like 14 in town about the same 12-14 pulling the same boat