This deal is profitable. The price is 8.5 percent below the fair price.
Low price: $26176
Fair price: $27662
High price: $29147
MPG: 16 mpg city / 23 mpg hwy
Interior Color: Diesel Gray\/Black
Color: Brilliant Black Crystal Pearlcoat
Dealer: Glen Toyota
Mileage: 9,573
Year: 2017
Ownership Cost for 2017 Ram 1500 Express
Estimated: $46034 over the next 5 years
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Year 4
Year 5
Total
Depreciation
$4546
$2182
$1909
$1728
$1546
$11911
Insurance
$2200
$2277
$2357
$2439
$2525
$11798
Fuel
$2000
$2060
$2132
$2217
$2317
$10726
Maintenance
$882
$1269
$1061
$1531
$1426
$6169
Repairs
$280
$497
$555
$686
$829
$2847
Taxes & Fees
$1744
$1744
$1744
$1744
$1744
$2582
Total Ownership Costs
$11653
$8484
$8267
$8763
$8868
$46034
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Air Bag Loc Front: 1st Row (Driver & Passenger)
Air Bag Loc Side: All Rows
Body Cab Type: Extra/Super/ Quad/Double/King/Extended
Body Class: Pickup
Brake System Type: Hydraulic
Displacement CC: 3600.0
Displacement CI: 219.68547874103
Displacement L: 3.6
Drive Type: 4WD/4-Wheel Drive/4x4
Engine Configuration: V-Shaped
Engine Cylinders: 6
Engine HP: 305
Engine KW: 227.4385
Engine Manufacturer: FCA
Fuel Type Primary: Gasoline
GVWR: Class 2E: 6,001 - 7,000 lb (2,722 - 3,175 kg)
Make: RAM
Manufacturer: FCA US LLC
Manufacturer Id: 994
Model: 1500
Model Year: 2017
Other Restraint System Info: Active Seat Belt
Plant City: Warren
Plant Company Name: Warren Truck Assembly
Plant Country: United States (USA)
Plant State: Michigan
Seat Belts All: Manual
Series: DS (Single Rear Wheels)
Steering Location: Left Hand Drive (LHD)
Trim: ST, HFE
Turbo: No
Vehicle Type: TRUCK
Model year
COMPONENT
Complaint
2013
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
ON ABOUT 3JUL13, MY WIFE AND I FOUND OUT THAT THE RUNNING LIGHTS FOR OUR TRAVEL TRAILER WEREN'T WORKING. ALL OTHER LIGHTS WERE WORKING, SO WE CONTINUED DRIVING DURING DAYLIGHT HOURS. ON RETURNING HOME, I FOUND OUT THAT THE TRAILER LIGHTS WORKED WHEN HOOKED UP TO A BATTERY, BUT THERE WAS NO POWER GOING TO THE APPROPRIATE PRONG IN THE WIRING HARNESS EVEN THOUGH THE RUNNING LIGHTS ON THE TRUCK FUNCTIONED. I BROUGHT THE TRUCK BACK TO THE DEALER WHERE A FUSE HAD TO BE REPLACED IN THE TRUCK. THE SERVICE MANAGER THEN TOLD ME HE HAD THE SAME PROBLEM WITH HIS TRUCK IF: - THE TRAILER WAS PLUGGED IN WHEN THE TRUCK WAS STARTED - THE LIGHTS HAD BEEN LEFT ON "AUTO" OR THE RADIO WAS LEFT ON. THIS PRESENTS A SEVERE SAFETY HAZARD IF I'M PULLING A TRAILER AT NIGHT AND FORGET TO TURN MY LIGHTS OFF AUTO OR LEAVE MY RADIO ON PRIOR TO STARTING THE VEHICLE. I ONLY DO LIGHT CHECKS ON MY TRAILER ONCE A DAY, NOT EVERY TIME I STOP FOR A BREAK. THE TRAILER HAS NOT BEEN A CAUSE OF SHORTS ON PREVIOUS VEHICLES. *TR
