Scott Evans Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram
The first thing many drivers look at in a truck is its power output and its towing capabilities, and while the Ram 2500 can sure tow, it has so much more to offer. The 2018 Ram 2500 utility features make it ready for any job, anywhere – from Coweta and Carroll Counties to well beyond the Georgia state line. The next time you cross the Macon County line for work, do it behind the wheel of a Ram 2500, the truck that has enough space for your gear.
Ram 2500: Built for Versatility
Crew Cab models feature a significant upgrade to the 2018 Ram 2500 utility with standard under-seat storage to keep valuable tools or personal items out of sight yet close at hand.
If you know you might need to tow more than the standard Ram 2500 offers, you don't have to depend on aftermarket help. A fifth-wheel gooseneck prep package can be factory-installed for your convenience.
The modern driver needs to have access to their phone so they don't miss out on a job, and the Uconnect system keeps you synced up with your phone behind the wheel. The convenient touchscreen means you can keep your phone in your pocket and still stay in touch with your teammates.
With 40,000 hours of intense testing, you can trust your Ram 2500 to be built to last. But you don't have to. Each one includes an unsurpassed 5-year warranty with 60,000 miles of coverage on gas trucks and 100,000 miles on diesel.
We’ve only scratched the surface of the 2018 Ram 2500 utility features and specs; Ram makes enough accessories that you can ensure your tools and gear are all secure and ready for wherever the truck brings you. To customize your 2018 Ram 2500, all you need to do is contact Scott Evans CDJR.We can set you up with a test drive to find out which of this truck’s trims is right for you and go over all of your custom and feature options to build the perfect pickup. Still not sure if it’s the right choice? Compare it to the GMC Sierra 2500 or Ford F-250 to help you make your decision. And remember if you need to max out your towing, we always have the Ram 3500. Compare it to the RAM 3500 and 1500 to learn more!
