It has become the advent of crossover vehicles with the Chevy Silverado, Ford F-150, and GMC Sierra trucks with all the powertrain combinations, luxury accommodations and ample towing capacity. The big-rig-styled Dodge Ram matches the Ford and GM models in almost all aspects except for the ride comfort and civility. This year comes the entry of the all-wheel drive and navigation system as additional to Dodge's full-size pickup. The Ram 1500 models come in two body styles: a 2-dr regular cab and the Quad Cab 4-dr crew cab in both ST and uplevel SLT trims.

 

 

All Rams are available with rear-wheel drive or 4WD that must be disengaged on dry pavement. AWD is optional for all SLT models that includes low-range gearing like that of Ram's 4WD. 2004 Dodge Ram rides on competitive 17-inch standard wheels that manage to go through bumpy pavements. Ram's lean body is well controlled by its adequate grip, more precise steering capacity, and stronger brakes. The inside provides a spacious house for adults and the featured power-adjustable pedals improve comfort and help shorter drivers sit in safe distance from the steering-wheel airbags.