NEW DODGE RAM AND HVAC SERVICE

[mstx]

I like it, and, with the new3.5 V6 engine, the mileage is 25 MPG.
I think would be perfect for service AC considering the gas price is increasing every day?
what do you guys think about it ?

[jtrammel]

Wouldn't own a dodge if it was the last truck on earth, IMO

[kamersoutdoor]

I have a 2000 dodge, was good to me when I drove it!
Definitely a throw-away compared to the big boys of that same era. Not familiar with the new breed

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[Control Man]

They ( Dodge / RAM ) are bringing back a FULL SIZED van http://www.autoblog.com/2012/11/28/r...-series-for-u/

[pilotlight]

how do you plan to secure your tools

[qwerty hvac]

They ( Dodge / RAM ) are bringing back a FULL SIZED van http://www.autoblog.com/2012/11/28/r...-series-for-u/

That is one ugly front on that van.


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[meplumber]

What is wrong with the automakers? This thing, the new full sized Ford, the Nissan NV.... Why can't they make a van that doesn't look so stupid? Guess we will continue to buy Chevy and GMC just for looks, if nothing else. I wouldn't put one of my guys in something that looked like that. It is embarrassing.

I looked at the new Dodge Pickups when I bought my current one. It rode great, I liked the integrated tool boxes in the bed rails, and the mileage seemed good (although it drops a lot with 4 wheel drive), but I still have the bitter taste in my mouth from the crappy Dodge that I bought new in the early 90's.

[Control Man]

Better buy your CHEVY or GMC van before the new 2014 REDESIGNED CHEVY EXPRESS is introduced later this year supposedly its jumping on the UGLY bandwagon as well..

[mstx]

What is wrong with the automakers? This thing, the new full sized Ford, the Nissan NV.... Why can't they make a van that doesn't look so stupid? Guess we will continue to buy Chevy and GMC just for looks, if nothing else. I wouldn't put one of my guys in something that looked like that. It is embarrassing.

I looked at the new Dodge Pickups when I bought my current one. It rode great, I liked the integrated tool boxes in the bed rails, and the mileage seemed good (although it drops a lot with 4 wheel drive), but I still have the bitter taste in my mouth from the crappy Dodge that I bought new in the early 90's.

Dodge is Chrysler, which is owned by FIAT, the italian automaker, so forget about the crappy cars of the 80's--90's.
with all that famous fashion designers and architects at least the next cars should be very stylish, i know italians

[2141]

It is ugly but I like the three seats in the cab. It would make a nice place for a nap when there is a long wait between calls.

[bmathews]

3.5 liter 6 cylinder engine is probably gonna get torn up if you drive a lot and depending on how much weight you put in it. I'm not familiar with it, but I think any brand truck unless branded or made heavy duty/super duty or something along those lines regardless of engine size is gonna have a short life. If nothing else you'll tear the transmission out of it. I drove a Ford 6 cylinder for a while, engine did ok, but wore out transmission before 100K miles and did brakes too many times to even count anymore. It's has to be made to take abuse.

[mstx]

3.5 liter 6 cylinder engine is probably gonna get torn up if you drive a lot and depending on how much weight you put in it. I'm not familiar with it, but I think any brand truck unless branded or made heavy duty/super duty or something along those lines regardless of engine size is gonna have a short life. If nothing else you'll tear the transmission out of it. I drove a Ford 6 cylinder for a while, engine did ok, but wore out transmission before 100K miles and did brakes too many times to even count anymore. It's has to be made to take abuse.

Well, the new Silverado will be here soon, and i bet will sport a 3.5 V6 too, with the high cost of gas the makers are trying to get better mileage.

[toocoolforschool]

3.5 liter 6 cylinder engine is probably gonna get torn up if you drive a lot and depending on how much weight you put in it. I'm not familiar with it, but I think any brand truck unless branded or made heavy duty/super duty or something along those lines regardless of engine size is gonna have a short life. If nothing else you'll tear the transmission out of it. I drove a Ford 6 cylinder for a while, engine did ok, but wore out transmission before 100K miles and did brakes too many times to even count anymore. It's has to be made to take abuse.

you nailed it. Got to go with heavey duty if carring weight.