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In late April 2024, Ram gave everyone in Northern Kentucky and the Greater Cincinnati Area yet another reason to visit a Ram dealer near Independence. In their announcement, Ram revealed plans for the all-new 2025 Ram 1500 RHO, the brand's replacement for the long-gone Ram 1500 TRX. For Independence drivers, this means more freedom to explore than ever before. Said to be “The Strongest Ram 1500 Ever,” the RHO’s claim to fame is that it provides more horsepower for your dollar compared to other premium off-road-oriented full-size pickup trucks. However, the 2025 Ram 1500 RHO is more than just higher horsepower and torque figures—impressive though those numbers may be. Here’s what we know about the 2025 Ram 1500 RHO so far and why we think it will be an excellent addition to the streets (and trails) of Northern Kentucky. Performance and Capability Ram has been very excited about sharing the power and performance details of the 1500 RHO, and for a good reason, as these numbers are awfully impressive. Stellantis has gotten a lot of attention in the past two years for their Hurricane Twin-Turbo engines, which currently include Standard Output and High Output versions. This 3.0L inline-six powerhouse replaces the beloved 6.2L Hellcat engine in many Stellantis models, including the Ram 1500, Jeep Wagoneer, and the upcoming Dodge Charger. The Hurricane High Output Straight-Six Turbo engine under the hood of the Ram 1500 RHO will provide 540 hp and 521 lb-ft of torque. Not only is this an improvement in power, but Ram also states that fuel economy and emissions will be notably different as well—in a positive way. The RHO’s powertrain is lighter, more efficient, and offers a more nimble driving feel. That being said, the 2025 Ram 1500 RHO is still a highly capable truck. The maximum towing capacity is 8,380 lbs, and the payload maximum is 1,520 lbs. And don’t forget that this is an off-roading truck, so it has a boosted 11.8-inch ground clearance, thanks to a two-inch height increase over the other trims in its lineup. Also boasting 35-inch tires, the Ram 1500 RHO is suited for fording water up to 32 inches without issue. A range of selectable drive modes allows drivers to tailor their experience behind the wheel to what’s happening beneath them. These modes include Auto, Tow, Mud/Sand, Rock, Snow, Sport, Baja, Custom, and Valet. There are also some handy upgrades, such as Launch Control and engagement switches for the BorgWarner 48-13 full-time active transfer case. Whether you want to go very fast or travel in very low gear, the Ram 1500 RHO is ready to go. What About the Ride? For many drivers, the ride refers to two things: the way the vehicle handles and how nice that experience is from the driver's seat. The two definitions are very much related, and the 2025 Ram 1500 RHO has given great consideration to both. As an off-road-ready truck, the Ram 1500 RHO includes an independent front suspension system made with high-strength aluminum front upper and lower control arms; the size, travel rate, and materials of this system provide this off-road truck with some of the most articulate suspension performance in the Ram lineup. Inside the cabin, your comfort begins with a well-designed interior. Ram decided to give the 1500 RHO equal doses of practicality and luxury—so, to offset the mud-hungry attitude of the exterior, the interior is clad in Natural Plus leather and suede seating. Proving their luxury further, the front and rear bucket seats are heated and ventilated, and the front seats include massage and memory settings. A performance floor shifter wrapped in leather and aluminum paddle shifters can be accessed both above and below the steering wheel, and it leaves the driver feeling both in charge and swaddled in luxury. Then there are the screens. The highlight of the 2025 Ram 1500 lineup is a cutting-edge “cockpit” that offers over fifty inches of digital display screens; this includes a 14.5-inch infotainment touchscreen on the RHO. As the centerpiece of the cabin, this screen can be configured to provide all of the media, connectivity, and setting shortcuts needed, and its Uconnect 5 architecture adds speed and ease of use. The Ram 1500 RHO's front-seat passenger receives their own class-exclusive 10.25-inch touchscreen, which allows them to manage navigation and entertainment from the co-pilot seat, along with managing exterior camera views of the vehicle. They can also connect their own devices via an HDMI cord, allowing the passenger screen to mirror that of their device. The driver receives a 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster that can be configured to display over two dozen different vehicle menus, from drowsy driver recognition to a digital tachometer. Many of these features can be shown on the up to 10.0-inch full-color head-up display. Essentially, the Ram 1500 RHO does its best to ensure drivers are fully informed at every moment. In Terms of Technology In the 2025 Ram 1500 RHO press release, Ram acknowledges that this was “designed to be the most technologically advanced pickup ever.” While we’re still waiting for all of the details to be released, it does seem that the new Ram 1500 RHO has an incredible array of comfort, convenience, and connectivity features. In addition to the information and infotainment screens, the Ram 1500 RHO includes class-exclusive dual device wireless charging capability, along with USB connection points that have been clearly shaped for ease of use. Another class-exclusive feature is the 900-watt premium Harman Kardon audio system, which allows you to experience your favorite tunes through 19 speakers and a ten-inch subwoofer. The 2025 Ram 1500 RHO will include over a hundred standard and available safety, security, and driver assistance features. While the full list has not been published, Ram has confirmed that Evasive Steering Assist (which helps drivers avoid forward-moving collisions), Intersection Collision Assist System, Drowsy Driver Detection, and Traffic Sign Recognition are present. Drivers will also have the opportunity to try out Ram’s hands-free driving technology, which provides automated driving capability on pre-mapped highways (though trail-friendly navigation technology is starting to improve in our part of the world, too). In addition to the drive modes, Launch Control, and transfer case switches, a multifunction switch bank and available Trailer Reverse Steer Controls are also easily accessed from the driver’s seat. Between the cockpit and the technology offered, RHO drivers may be about to experience Northern Kentucky in a whole new way. More to Come… As we get closer to the 2025 Ram 1500 RHO’s release date, we expect to learn even more about what this multi-functional, high-powered, and highly-anticipated vehicle can do. In the meantime, early reports from experts and sources indicate this pickup truck will be an off-roading legend. Still, it would be a shame not to put horsepower figures like these to work within city limits—perhaps even at a local track or drag strip! As we see more off-road-ready trucks hit the market, we also see an increase in happy off-road drivers. Whether you’re a seasoned trail runner or are new to dipping your tires in the mud, the 2025 Ram 1500 RHO promises to be a next-level all-terrain experience for us all.

Looking to find a Jeep Wrangler for sale near Independence? At Dan Cummins Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Georgetown, we'll help you figure out which Wrangler trim is best for your needs. The 2024 Wrangler provides a quality lineup of excellent trim options to choose from and contains a little something unique for everyone while getting you where you need to go. On this year’s lineup, we have the Sport, Sport S, Willys, Sahara, Rubicon, and Rubicon X—all including powerful performance, special features, and a durable shell to keep you and your vehicle protected while off-roading. 2024 Jeep Wrangler Sport The standard or base trim of the 2024 Jeep Wrangler is the Sport, which starts with an MSRP of $31,995. The Sport trim provides stellar power with the Wrangler's standard 3.6L Pentastar V6 engine, which offers 285 hp and 260 lb-ft of torque. You can choose either a 6-speed manual or 8-speed automatic transmission with this engine. The 8-speed automatic transmission is standard for the rest of the Wrangler's trim levels. With this engine and the manual transmission, the two-door Sport can tow up to 2,000 lbs, while the four-door model can tow up to 3,500 lbs. With the Sport trim, you’ll receive a classic Wrangler with enough get-up-and-go to start your day on the wild side. On all Jeep Wrangler trims, drivers will love the standard 12.3-inch touchscreen display that includes Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, handsfree phone and audio, and a trial subscription to a 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot. More features and an upgraded sound system are available on the other Jeep Wrangler trims. 2024 Jeep Wrangler Sport S The 2024 Jeep Wrangler Sport S trim level is only just above the base model with an MSRP of $35,595. With the Sport S, you can add the Safety Group package which will add confidence to any drive, whether you jump onto the highway, stay in the city limits, or find yourself off the paved path. The features in this available package include automatic high-beam headlights, a blind spot monitor, and ParkSense Rear Park-Assist. How about when you’re having off-roading adventures and are ducking under loose tree branches or kicking up rocks? Will the Sport S be durable enough to handle the pressure? Of course, and with the bonus of a sturdy windshield made from Corning Gorilla glass, you are sure to minimize and prevent damage from occurring. So, sit back and relax, listening to your premium Alpine Audio system (that is available for the Sport S trim), and let the exterior shell handle the outdoor surprises. 2024 Jeep Wrangler Willys The next trim up is the iconic Willys, with an MSRP of $40,090. The standard engine on the Willys is the same 3.6L V6 with either the 6-speed manual transmission or the 8-speed automatic included on the Sport. You can also opt for an available 2.0L 4-cylinder engine on this trim that yields 270 hp and 295 lb-ft of torque. This trim serves a unique exterior design with special Willy hood decals, LED lights, and a stunning black grille. There are many customization options with available safety and technology group packages so you can make the Willys your own. A one-touch power top is available on this trim and is convenient for off-roading adventures or for those sunny days, when you want to feel the wind blow through your hair. However, you can only opt for this feature with the four-door model. When you choose the Willys trim, you’ll also gain access to nice comfort features like heated seats and a heated steering wheel for chilly days, and you can opt for a nine-speaker Alpine premium audio system. 2024 Jeep Wrangler Sahara The next trim up is the Sahara. While only available with four doors, the 2024 Jeep Wrangler Sahara has ten color options, an available body-color three-piece hardtop, 18-inch wheels, and body-colored fender flares for a head-turning appearance. You can be the talk of Independence when you drive around town in this vehicle! Of course, this Jeep trim option also provides powerful LED lighting for better visibility and nighttime driving convenience. This trim begins with an MSRP of $49,790 and comes standard with the 2.0L 4-cylinder engine, though it can also be fitted with the 3.6L V6 engine. Drivers will find that this trim can tow up to 3,500 lbs when the model is properly equipped. Along with these alterations, the Sahara doesn’t stop there. You can opt for a few different side-step options, including black tubular side steps and chrome tubular side steps. With the Sahara, you can also opt for the Alpine audio system so you can rock out to your favorite playlist or listen to a good podcast as you are traveling. The Sahara trim can be equipped with an off-roading camera called the TrailCam Forward Facing Off-Road Camera, so you can see exactly what’s going on in front of you. Plus, you’ll never get lost again if you opt for the GPS navigation system that is available. 2024 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon You can't talk about the iconic Jeep Wrangler without discussing the Jeep Rubicon. This performance-focused trim starts at an MSRP of $47,390 and can be found in either two or four doors, unlike the Sahara trim. Regardless of which Wrangler Rubicon trim you swing for, you'll be getting a vehicle you absolutely love. With a durable body and off-roading tires, this Wrangler can take you anywhere you want to go and beyond—all without breaking a sweat. It is a reliable, well-rounded machine with upgrades to its exterior appearance, like special decals and an available Xtreme 35 Package with 35-inch wheels. Like the previous trim, it also features available trailer tow and auxiliary switches, as well as the Class-Exclusive One-Touch Power Top that adds convenience to your drive. It is even able to be fitted with WARN winch with steel bumpers. The Rubicon offers more than you could imagine. 2024 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon X The 2024 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon X offers the best of everything the Wrangler has to offer, adding more benefits to your daily adventures and providing more for your money. With an MSRP of $57,390, you will receive powerful performance and capability, as well as winch-capable steel bumpers and 35-inch tires. You’ll also find an impressive interior design and comfort that offers Nappa-leather trimmed seats with heated power front seats. When you choose the Rubicon X, you’ll get everything that makes a Wrangler exceptional, with a TrailCam, trim exclusive exterior designs, and a navigation system included. Find greatness in the 2024 Rubicon X trim level. Which is the Best Trim for You? So, have you decided? Dan Cummins Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Georgetown, is here to help you discover the exact 2024 Jeep Wrangler trim level that is right for you. Get off-roading capabilities that will surely thrill you or an exterior design that screams extreme. With special editions to consider and a multitude of accessories available, the 2024 Wrangler is prepared to impress new and old fans of the Jeep Wrangler. Our dealership has a great team who rea able to answer any questions you may have about making the Wrangler your own. When you are ready to get started, take the trip from Independence to our dealership! MSRP may change without notice. See dealer for more details.

If you’re searching for a reliable, heavy-duty truck in Covington, the new Ram 2500 Tradesman should be at the top of your list. Known for its outstanding power, impressive features, and rugged design, this truck is built to tackle any challenge, from work sites to weekend adventures. As your premier RAM dealership near Covington, Dan Cummins Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM of Georgetown is excited to show you why the Ram 2500 Tradesman is the ultimate choice for local drivers. 1. Best-in-Class Standard Gas Horsepower Driving through Covington means needing a truck that can handle the road with ease. The Ram 2500 Tradesman features a powerful 6.4L HEMI V8 engine, delivering a best-in-class 410 horsepower. Whether you’re cruising along I-71 or navigating the city streets, this engine paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission provides a smooth and powerful drive. If you’re looking for a truck with impressive performance capabilities, visit our dealership in Georgetown to see the Ram 2500 Tradesman for sale. 2. Work-Ready Design Built for Covington The Ram 2500 Tradesman is designed with work in mind, making it a perfect fit for the busy streets and job sites of Covington. Its tough exterior features a bold black grille, durable 17-inch steel wheels, and a practical bed ready for hauling materials. The interior is equally rugged, with easy-to-clean Ram Work Grade vinyl seats, allowing you to transition seamlessly from the work site to a night out downtown. Check out the Ram 2500 Tradesman at Dan Cummins CDJR of Georgetown to experience its work-ready design firsthand. 3. Exceptional Towing Power Whether you’re towing equipment to a job site in Covington or hauling a camper for a weekend getaway, the Ram 2500 Tradesman has you covered. The available 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel engine offers a maximum towing capacity of 19,990 lbs, while the standard V8 can tow up to 17,730 lbs. This truck is built to handle the heaviest loads with ease, making it an excellent choice for drivers who demand serious towing capabilities. Visit our dealership to explore the Ram 2500 Tradesman for sale and experience its power in person. 4. Advanced Infotainment and Connectivity Stay connected and entertained while driving through Covington with the Ram 2500 Tradesman’s advanced tech features. The available 12-inch touchscreen offers intuitive controls, Wi-Fi Hotspot, and smartphone integration, ensuring you have everything you need at your fingertips. Whether you’re using GPS navigation to find a new job site or streaming your favorite playlist, this infotainment system enhances every drive. Stop by our Georgetown dealership to see why Covington drivers love the tech features of the Ram 2500 Tradesman. 5. Class-Exclusive Features for a Smoother Ride The Ram 2500 Tradesman includes several class-exclusive features that elevate your driving experience. The rear link coil suspension provides a smoother ride over the bumps and potholes common in Covington’s city streets. For even more convenience, opt for the Auto-Level Rear Air Suspension, which makes hitching up a trailer easy and hassle-free. If you want a truck that offers comfort and performance in equal measure, the Ram 2500 Tradesman for sale at Dan Cummins CDJR of Georgetown is the truck for you. 6. Enhanced Camera Technology for Better Visibility Navigating the busy roads of Covington and maneuvering a trailer can be challenging, but the new Ram 2500 Tradesman makes it easier with advanced camera technology. The available 360-Degree Trailer Surround View Camera gives you a clear view from all angles, helping you drive with confidence whether you’re backing into a parking space or towing a trailer through tight city streets. Additionally, the Digital Rearview Mirror with Side Camera Integration provides a comprehensive view of what’s behind and beside your truck, ensuring safer lane changes and reversing. Why Covington Drivers Choose the Ram 2500 Tradesman The Ram 2500 Tradesman offers unbeatable value for Covington drivers who need a powerful, capable truck. With best-in-class horsepower, exceptional towing capacity, and a range of advanced features, it’s designed to handle any challenge—whether it’s a tough job or a family adventure. If you’re looking for a dependable truck that excels in performance and comfort, visit Dan Cummins CDJR of Georgetown to explore our selection of Ram 2500 Tradesman trucks for sale. Ready to experience the Ram 2500 Tradesman? As your trusted Ram dealership near Covington, we’re here to help you find the perfect truck for your needs. We offer competitive pricing, flexible financing options, and top-tier customer service to make your purchase experience seamless. Visit us today in Georgetown to see why Covington drivers trust us for their truck needs.

Ram is easily the most refined and unique among the domestic brands that manufacture pickup trucks. Ever since Ram and Dodge separated from one another, Ram has been able to apply its focus solely on its series of trucks, which blend a substantial amount of sophistication to coincide with its prowess and performance. For the residents who live in Covington, a place that shares proximity to both the Licking and Ohio Rivers, as well as Cincinnati, Ohio, there's a level of quality and workmanship that its blue-collared workers look for when it comes to the vehicles they own and operate. Among the items that Ram has to offer, the 2500 HD is built for the working world and can be utilized for multiple applications in towing and trailering, making the most difficult of tasks relatively easy. Available in many trims tailored for specific purposes, finding a Ram 2500 for sale near Covington is as easy as taking a trip to Dan Cummins CDJR of Georgetown. This trim guide makes choosing the right Ram 2500 for your needs even more accessible. We'll review each one, explaining what comes standard and what is available so you'll better understand what to look for when you come to see us. Ram 2500 Tradesman For those who require an essential vehicle for workplace applications, the Tradesman, the base trim of the Ram 2500, is an excellent choice that will allow you to complete all your tasks with exceptional efficiency. The Tradesman comes with two different cab configurations: a regular cab with an 8-ft bed or a crew cab with the option of a 6.4-ft or 8-ft bed. Always one to offer their drivers the very best by way of performance, all versions of the Ram 2500 come standard with a 6.4L HEMI V8. The HEMI has impressive specifications, providing 410 hp and the capacity to generate an impressive 429 lb-ft of torque. Drivers looking to achieve more in the area of towing power can upgrade to a 6.7L Cummins diesel-fueled six-cylinder engine with 370 hp and the ability to generate an impressive 875 lb-ft of torque. Attributes of performance aside, the Tradesman also offers an interior built for messier tasks, thanks to vinyl flooring, while access to Uconnect 5 software with integrated voice commands via a five-inch infotainment screen offers a whole new level of convenience. Ram 2500 Big Horn The next in the hierarchy of trims for the Ram 2500 is the Big Horn. Much like the Tradesman, it's an excellent asset for workplace applications, but a noticeable upgrade in style and comfort will appeal to many drivers. The Big Horn is exclusively paired with 4WD and comes in a crew cab with the option of a 6.4-ft or 8-ft bed. For drivers in Covington who might want a work vehicle that can help facilitate some weekend adventures, such as a trip to Devou Park or exploring some of the wide open spaces close to Bromley, the Big Horn is an economical option for both work and play. One of the first notable upgrades that drivers will notice is an increase in chrome accents on the bumpers to elevate the truck's aesthetic. 18-inch alloy wheels, an electronic brake controller, and compatibility with a satellite radio join these. Some more refined items on the Big Horn include a larger 8.4-inch infotainment screen compatible with Apple, Android, and even Alexa Built-In integration. Ram 2500 Laramie The Laramie is where we first start to see the Ram 2500 enter into the realms of sophistication that it's been known for in recent years. Available with either 2WD or 4WD, the Laramie is when the mega cab first comes available and pairs with a 6.4-ft bed. This bed is also available with the crew cab and the eight-foot bed for those who want to utilize as much storage as possible. The interior of the Laramie is decked out with multiple items that are perfect for those who want to get the most out of comfort and technology. Leather seating, a nine-speaker stereo system from Alpine, and standard navigation compatible with Amazon Alexa, Android, and Apple products are all standard. For those looking to take their entertainment experience to a new level of excitement, a 17-speaker stereo from Harman Kardon is available along with wireless charging capability. More chrome accents dot the vehicle's exterior, elevating its style to a unique level that makes a memorable first impression. Ram 2500 Rebel Of all the trims available for the Ram 2500, the Rebel is one of the most unique. It's not only exclusive to the 2500 but also exclusively equipped with 4WD and a crew cab configuration with a 6.4-ft bed. Unlike the previous two trims, which emphasize luxury, the Rebel is built for off-road performance, and anyone who lives near Covington is well aware of the areas around Kentucky and Ohio that are perfect for such an adventure. Some items made to facilitate adventures on the road less traveled include special Bilstein shocks, 20-inch alloy wheels, a suspension fine-tuned for any terrain, and a locking rear differential. Ram 2500 Power Wagon The Power Wagon trim is what happens when the Rebel gets a serious heavy-duty upgrade. Like the Rebel, the Power Wagon is formulated for the road less traveled and is also exclusively paired with 4WD and a crew cab with a 6.4-foot bed. The Power Wagon builds on the off-roading qualities of the Rebel and offers some more enticing items to conquer any terrain. These include a class-exclusive electronic locking front differential and a disconnecting sway bar. The Power Wagon also contains stylistic choices, such as black aluminum wheels that offer an intimidating appearance. The Rebel and Power Wagon are perfect for off-roading enthusiasts and make any adventure well within the realm of possibility. Ram 2500 Limited Longhorn As you might have naturally assumed from its name alone, the Limited Longhorn is the gunslinger of the Ram 2500. Its bright chrome grill and interior, along with wood paneling for an aesthetic reminiscent of the Old West, performance, and prestige are the names commonly associated with the Limited Longhorn. The Limited Longhorn and the trim following it are exclusively paired with 4WD and either a crew or mega cab configuration with a 6.4-foot bed. Items grace the interior, including leather seats with heating and ventilation, a 12-inch Digital gauge cluster, and the highly coveted Alpine stereo system. The combination of wood and leather interior elevates the Limited Longhorn to the furthest heights of refinement, making it perfect for Covington drivers who want to fulfill their modern cowboy lifestyle. Ram 2500 Limited At last, we've arrived at the top of the trim line. The Limited trim is packed with comfort and technology that is beyond extraordinary. Full leather upholstery combined with wood paneling builds on the interior of the Limited Longhorn and makes the Ram 2500 the absolute pinnacle of sophistication. The available technology is also some of the most advanced and provides an enhanced driving experience. Some available features include Full-Speed Collision Warning, Adaptive Cruise Control, Trailer Reverse Guidance, Blind-Spot Monitoring, and Rear Cross-traffic Alert. The Ram 2500 HD Is the Heavy-Duty Truck You’re Looking For If you're in the Covington area and are looking for a truck that not only lives up to your expectations but exceeds them in every possible way, the Ram 2500 HD is the right choice. With trims ideal for every type of driver, for workers, off-roaders, and even those who appreciate the finer things in life, a version of the Ram 2500 is perfect for you. At Dan Cummins CDJR of Georgetown, our staff will review the various trims and packages that can give you the ultimate experience behind the wheel. See us today and experience this exciting truck first-hand.

The off-roading market is an exciting area of the automotive industry, promoting adventure at every turn. Perhaps it is the draw of the trails that have you looking for a Jeep Wrangler for sale near Independence, but in order to know if the Jeep Wrangler is right for you, it is important to explore your options. In the rugged world of outdoor adventure, two iconic names stand out: the Jeep Wrangler and the Ford Bronco. These rugged SUVs have long been favorites among adventure enthusiasts, known for their unparalleled capability and versatility in tackling the toughest terrain. While the Ford Bronco has made a triumphant return to the scene, the Jeep Wrangler continues to reign supreme, offering a combination of heritage, performance, and off-road prowess that simply can't be beaten. When it comes to off-road heritage, both the Jeep Wrangler and the Ford Bronco have rich histories. In fact, Ford played an instrumental role in the development of the Jeep. With roots that trace back to World War II, Jeep and Ford both have a reputation for conquering the toughest trails and exploring the most rugged terrain. It was input from Willys-Overland and Ford that resulted in the Jeep that started it all. However, things do have a habit of changing and while the Ford Bronco is brought to us by a company that clearly knows what they are doing, the Jeep Wrangler is truly one-of-a-kind. Over the decades, the Wrangler has evolved into the ultimate off-road machine, with each generation building upon the legacy of its predecessors. Engine Options From rugged base models to fully loaded editions with all the bells and whistles, these iconic SUVs provide drivers with a wide range of choices to customize their vehicles to their exact specifications. Both options also offer retro, throw-back trim options for the nostalgic at heart. Four-door and two-door options on the Wrangler and the Bronco are yet another way to customize your ride, letting you decide the aesthetic and amount of space. When it comes to conquering rugged trails and navigating challenging terrain, the engine powering your off-road vehicle is crucial. In the battle of the Titans between the Jeep Wrangler and Ford Bronco, both offer impressive powertrains, but the Wrangler stands out with its versatile lineup of four engine options compared to the Bronco's three, especially since one of those options is a robust V8. The first engine option of the Jeep Wrangler is a potent plug-in hybrid electric powertrain that combines a turbocharged gasoline engine with an electric motor and a high-voltage battery pack. Instant torque and seamless power delivery let you accelerate from a standstill or tackle steep inclines. The legendary 3.6L Pentastar V6 engine is the second option that strikes the perfect balance of power and efficiency. Paired with either a manual or automatic transmission, this renowned power train delivers a performance you are sure to love. The third option is the available 2.0L turbocharged engine, which delivers an impressive 295 lb-ft of torque and 270 hp, providing outstanding off-road performance that's second to none. The Jeep Wrangler's class-exclusive 6.4L HEMI V8 engine challenges every rival and wins. With best-in-class maximum 470 hp and 470 lb-ft, this powerhouse is ready to conquer off-road trails or cruise through city streets with unparalleled force and capability. Another best-in-class is its maximum towing capacity of 3,500 lbs. With such vigor, this powerhouse can haul trailers, boats, or other recreational equipment with ease, making it ideal for weekend getaways or outdoor adventures at Doe Run Lake Park. On the flip side, the Bronco's base engine option is the turbocharged 2.3L in-line four-cylinder engine, which packs plenty of pep and power to tackle off-road trails and urban adventures alike. For drivers craving even more muscle, the Bronco offers the twin-turbocharged 2.7L V6 engine, a high-performance powerhouse that delivers exhilarating acceleration, and lastly, the top of the engine lineup is the twin-turbocharged 3.0L V6 engine, which offers 418 hp and 440 lb-ft of torque. Despite the acclaim, the Bronco simply doesn’t hold up against a PHEV or a growling V8. Formidable 4x4s Both vehicles are designed to go off-road or help you to live life on the adventurous side, but that doesn’t mean they are created equally. The Wrangler offers several different 4x4 systems, while the Bronco only has one. The Advanced 4x4 with Automatic On-Demand Engagement works great with the Ford’s G.O.A.T. Drive Modes, but when it comes to all-around 4x4 prowess, it is the Wrangler for the win. Whether you are going off-road or checking out Memorial Park, the Wrangler can handle it all. One of the Wrangler's most iconic 4x4 systems is the Command-Trac system, renowned for its durability and versatility. Standard on most Wrangler models, this part-time 4x4 system features a two-speed transfer case that allows drivers to switch between two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive modes with ease. For those who prioritize versatility and convenience, the Wrangler offers the Selec-Trac 4x4 system. This full-time 4x4 system also features a two-speed transfer case, so transitioning is just as seamless. With its automatic mode, the Selec-Trac system continuously monitors road conditions and adjusts torque to get optimal traction and stability in all situations. For drivers seeking even more off-road capability, the Wrangler offers the Rock-Trac 4x4 system, which is a heavy-duty system that provides enhanced control and maneuverability in extreme off-road conditions. With its electronic locking front and rear differentials and electronic sway bar disconnect, the Rock-Trac system doesn’t just offer ideal traction but also maneuverability. Part of the Wrangler’s 4x4 system’s appeal is that it makes handling power easier. This is enhanced with the addition of a heavy-duty full-float rear axle. The Wrangler's heavy-duty full-float rear axle is designed specifically to handle more power and, in return, withstand the rigors of off-road driving. This innovative design provides increased strength and durability compared to semi-float rear axles, ensuring that the Wrangler can handle the toughest trails and obstacles with ease. Spend the day hitting the trails and finish it off relaxing at Crewitts Creek Kitchen & Bar with friends. Now, despite the many 4x4 systems of the Wrangler, that isn’t to say that the Bronco is lacking. The G.O.A.T. Drive Modes that are available make up for a lot. Ranging from Normal to Rock Crawl, the available drive modes make it easier to tackle the rugged unknown. But in the end, you probably want to be in the Wrangler when the road ends and take advantage of all of its off-road performance enhancements. For the Ultimate Off-Road Experience, Check Out the Jeep Wrangler The Ford Bronco and the Jeep Wrangler both honor their legacies while embracing the future of the industry. However, with its legendary capability, innovative technology, and relentless spirit, the Wrangler embodies the spirit of exploration and discovery better than any other SUV on the market today. Its sheer strength and ingenuity are an empowering combination of features that allows drivers to confidently and easily conquer every trail. Despite the focus of the Wrangler, it is actually so much more than just a capable off-road vehicle; it's a symbol of freedom, adventure, and endless possibility. With its iconic design, open-air driving experience, and unbeatable versatility, the Wrangler inspires drivers to explore new horizons and push the boundaries of what's possible.

Few areas of the auto industry are as competitive as the truck market--this is where every manufacturer goes all out to make the biggest, most powerful, and most impressive trucks they can possibly design. If you’re looking for a Ram 2500 for sale near Covington, then you might already know how remarkable Ram trucks are, though you might also be wondering how it stacks up against the competition. There’s no denying that the Chevy Silverado 2500 HD is also one of the most highly regarded trucks on the road when it comes to full-size models with more to offer than the standard light-duty pickups out there. That being said, even Chevy struggles to keep up with the impressive capability and features you can find with the Ram 2500, which is saying something. You don’t simply have to take our word for it though; let’s look at some key ways the 2024 Ram 2500 is more capable and convenient compared to the Silverado 2500. #1. Greater Maximum Payload Capacity Although there are plenty of things you want from a truck, at the top of the list for many of us is a lot of power and functionality that comes with it. A powerful engine is great, of course, but more than numbers on a page, what matters most is actual capability. This is one way that the 2024 Ram 2500 comes through particularly when looking at payload rating and how much stuff you can load onto it. Whether you need to get some tools and supplies to a job site or you want to pack up coolers and equipment for a weekend of camping, high payload capacity is a must with any truck like this. You have two engines available on both of these trucks, each with its own payload and towing capacities, so keep that in mind. There are also numerous factors that can impact the kind of weight your truck can handle, so be sure to look at the specific ratings and specs for any model you’re interested in. This being said, the 2024 Ram 2500, when properly equipped, can handle up to 4,000 lbs of maximum payload; by comparison, the Chevy Silverado 2500 HD tops out at just 3,689 lbs of maximum payload, even with its best configuration. This is a significant difference that can really matter if you’re looking to load up with as much stuff as possible before you hit the road and just one of the reasons we choose the Ram 2500 over other trucks. #2. The Incredible RamBox Cargo Management System Impressive capability is great, but we know plenty of people who look for convenience features above just about anything else. We get it--you’re going to use your truck every day and anything it can do to make your life easier is a welcome addition. Whether you’re driving around Covington taking care of business or taking your family to see Fiona at the Cincinnati Zoo on the weekend, anything that helps you with that is invaluable. That’s one of the reasons we love the RamBox Cargo Management System and how easy it is to bring the stuff you need. The class-exclusive RamBox Cargo Management System gives you two lockable, drainable storage bins on the sides of your truck bed, making it easy to keep tools you commonly need with you without giving up precious space in the bed of your truck and keep them secure. Since you can drain these storage areas, you can also use them as a cooler--just fill one with ice, toss in your beverages, and away you go. They feature LED lighting and there’s even a front driver-side 115-volt power outlet that lets you power external devices. The Chevy Silverado 2500 has some nice storage options but nothing as impressive as the available RamBox system. #3. Massive Fuel Tank Capacity As you’re trying to choose the right truck, you have a lot of different things to keep track of like towing and payload, engine options, and much more. One thing that’s easy to overlook is fuel economy and how much gas you can put into your pickup. The problem with not considering that, however, is that you can easily end up with a truck that works well but has you constantly stopping for gas--this is a nuisance whether you’re trying to get some work done or just enjoying your day off. The 2024 Ram 2500 has the largest-in-class available fuel tank with a capacity of 50 gallons. This is a massive gas tank that you can fill up on Monday, drive all week, and still have plenty more to get you through the weekend. Chevy’s largest available fuel tank on the Silverado 2500 HD doesn’t even come close at just 36 gallons. #4. Ram’s Class-Exclusive Auto-Level Rear Air Suspension Great performance in a truck means more than just a powerful engine, though Ram certainly delivers in that regard with a standard 410-hp 6.4L HEMI V8 engine and an available 6.7L Cummins turbo diesel with 850 lb-ft of torque. Truly great performance means engineering that keeps you comfortable on the road and ensures you’re always in control while driving around Covington. This might start with the engine but it extends through other systems like the exhaust and, perhaps most importantly, the suspension. With the 2024 Ram 2500 you can get a class-exclusive available Auto-Level Rear Air Suspension system that beats everything else out there. This includes a Bed Lowering Mode that makes hooking up a trailer quick and easy when towing. The air suspension is not only incredibly comfortable and functional, but it’s also perfect for keeping you in control even if the road gets rough. And if you want your truck for heading off-road or you work in forestry and need something that can go just about anywhere, then you’ll appreciate this as an option for the Ram 2500’s four-wheel drive system. #5. Innovative Technology Throughout Although plenty of people say they just want a simple, straightforward truck, we don’t hear them complain when innovative technology makes their lives easier. The 2024 Ram 2500 is the most advanced Ram heavy-duty ever and it includes standard and available features that aren’t just for show--they improve your driving experience. For example, there’s a 12-inch Driver Information Digital Cluster Display that’s available, providing you with vehicle dynamics and diagnostics that are perfect for towing a heavy load, a gauge summary that can include things like exhaust brake performance with a diesel engine, and turn-by-turn navigation to ensure you get to where you’re going. You have Trailer Tow Pages available that include things like a Trailer Light Check, Trailer Brake Status, and more, plus Off-Road Pages with details like traction control and gear shifting. Add in an available Digital Rearview Mirror that can show rearview and both side mirror angles all on one display, plus an available tow mode camera to give you a clear view behind a trailer you’re towing, and you have incredible visibility that’s perfect for maneuvering through a crowded job site or safe highway driving. The available 12-inch infotainment display with Uconnect 5 software is great for easy navigation and helps transform your truck into a mobile office, keeping you connected even when you’re on the road. While the Silverado 2500 HD has some impressive tech features, overall we prefer the way the Ram 2500 brings it all together. Great Trucks for Covington Drivers As you can see, the 2024 Ram 2500 has an incredible range of features designed to improve your daily drive and help you get your job done. The fact that many of these things work just as well for improving your time off is the icing on this particular cake; it’s why so many people choose the Ram 2500 as both a work truck and for personal use. No matter what you need from your next pickup, Ram has you covered with some of the most powerful and sophisticated trucks on the road. All you have to do is decide on the kind of performance, features, and advanced tech you’re looking for from your next truck, and we can make sure you find it. Then you’ll have a vehicle that gives you more than any other pickup on the road.

Over the years, RAM has created several dynamic and unique trims for its light duty, full-size pickup truck, the Ram 1500. It only makes sense, seeing as the profile of a truck driver has rapidly evolved and expanded. While we appreciate the versatility of the models found in this truck lineup, we also know that some traditionalists miss the stripped down, hard-working roots of the earlier Ram 1500 models. We have a solution for those drivers: the Ram 1500 Classic. If you are looking for a Ram 1500 for sale near Lawrenceburg, and you are after a wallet-friendly, simple but sturdy work truck, we would love to show you the Ram 1500 Classic. For those who know of it, it has something of a cult following. It’s been around since 2009 and you will quickly see why. It offers a little something different than the other Ram 1500 models and we think drivers in this corner of Kentucky will really appreciate it. The Ram 1500 Classic Keeps Engine Options Simple The regular Ram 1500 has three engines including two V8s and a V6. The Ram 1500 Classic sticks to the basics with just one V6 engine and one V8 engine, so drivers have two clear choices: opt for the more fuel-efficient V6 if you regularly commute to nearby Lexington or make the further drive to Louisville to enjoy big city life, or get the V8 if you need maximum towing and payload power out of your pickup. When people ask us which powertrain is best for them, we say, if you were looking for a vehicle that will mostly move large equipment across job sites, stick to the V8. If you were looking for a daily driver and commuter, stick to the V6. Taking Trims Down a Notch (Or Six) Now we will go over the trims. The regular Ram 1500 has eight trims, boasting all sorts of personalities from an off-road variant to a luxury variant to even a western themed one. The Ram 1500 Classic keeps it, well, classic. There are only two trims for this model: The Tradesman and the Warlock. You will likely notice that the regular Ram 1500 also has a Tradesman. However, the Warlock trim is exclusive to the Ram 1500 Classic and it is a very special trim. The Warlock trim is designed to turn heads and is distinctly more rugged and aggressive looking than any other Ram 1500 truck. It has Ram lettering across the grille that’s exclusive to this model, 20-inch wheels with a high-gloss, black aluminum finish and white lettering, holding beefy all-season tires. These tires will get you the traction you need during the rainy and sunny months in Kentucky. Additional style features of the Warlock include black powder coated front and rear bumpers and LED fog lamps, which look striking and also have a terrific function. The Tradesman of the Ram 1500 Classic gets you heavy-duty vinyl bench seating, so if your coworkers, kids or four-legged friends are rough on your truck, the long lasting, hard wearing upholstery of the Tradesman seats can handle it. Additionally, it has heavy-duty front and rear shock absorbers, offering a smoother ride when you leave the paved roads for bumpy country ones on the outskirts of Lawrenceburg. The Ram 1500 Classic Tradesman also looks distinctly more rugged than the regular Ram 1500 Tradesman. It has a more pronounced front bumper, a more distinct grille and a raised hood that clearly make it a nod to Ram’s rugged and hard-working roots. Both of these models get under seat storage. So when you stop by Four Roses or Woodford Reserve distillery and want to bring home a case or two of bottles, you can get these under your seats, rather than leaving them exposed in the truck bed. Additionally, you’ll find more physical knobs and buttons in the Classic, which differ from the very modern touch screens of the Ram 1500. Some drivers like this more “old-school” functionality. Let’s Talk Pricing So what about price? Whether you need to save some extra dollars to spend at the Lawrenceburg Walmart Supercenter or want to buy a membership to the nearby Lexington country club, you can put a little extra cash in your pocket when you buy the Ram 1500 Classic as compared to a traditional Ram 1500. The starting MSRP for the starting trim is lower for the Ram 1500 Classic compared to regular Ram 1500 models. The range of prices, from bottom to top, is also much smaller for the Ram 1500 Classic compared to the Ram 1500. Newer Ram 1500 models can reach figures in the $60,000-range and even exceed $90,000. The Ram 1500 Classic price range sits well over $20,000 below that, with a starting MSRP of $38,905, making it the obvious choice for drivers working on financial goals. Other Configurations to Choose From Both models are available in either 4x4 or rear wheel drive options. So consider the environments you regularly travel and ask yourself what sort of traction you need. On the cab front, either one is available in the crew cab or the quad cab, so you can opt for seating for five or six. As for boxes, the crew cab will be equipped with a 5‘7“ box and the quad cab will be equipped with a 6‘4“ box. Some of the regular Ram 1500 trims only come in a 4x4 or a 4x2 model. We appreciate that both of the Ram 1500 Classic models are available in either configuration, so no matter what features you prefer, you can have the traction or fuel economy that you need. The Ram 1500 Classic Offers a Simplified Version of Their Traditional Ram 1500 Model As a long time Ram truck dealership, we have spoken to many customers who feel like they need more options in terms of affordable pickups that focus on work capabilities and skip the costly bells and whistles. That’s why we’re so proud to carry the Ram 1500 Classic. We feel it serves the needs of these drivers. If you’re looking for a truck you can rely on for a long workday in Lawrenceburg, visit us and check out the Ram 1500 Classic. We are always honored when our Lawrenceburg neighbors make the trip over to Georgetown to see us. We carry this terrific truck, and we are ready to work with your budget to find you a model that you can afford. Our team will gladly get to know you to understand what features you are after in a truck so they can recommend either the Warlock or Tradesman trim. When you’ve found the model you love, sit down with our finance experts. They’ll ask some questions about your monthly payment needs and credit history and create a loan package that complements your goals. If the traditional Ram 1500 trims just don’t fit your needs, ask us about the Ram 1500 Classic. We have a friendly and professional sales team ready to help you find yours. Plus, we know the roads around Kentucky, so we can recommend a model to you from a place of insight and experience. Come in today and see how the Ram 1500 Classic can enhance your daily drive in Lawrenceburg and beyond. MSRP may change without notice. See dealer for complete details.

If there’s one thing that you can count on in the automotive industry, it’s that things can drastically change in just one year. Changes and evolution that take place among the many makes and models that consumers look for are not only bound to happen; they generate a palpable feeling of excitement. Such is the case with the Ram 1500. Despite the many changing trends that have taken place over the past several decades, the pickup truck has been a constant need for many, and ever since it became their separate brand in 2010, Ram has been the standard bearer for excellence. If you plan on taking a 2024 Ram 1500 for a test drive and utilizing the truck to its fullest potential, we have some exciting news—the 2025 Ram 1500 has landed. You might still prefer what the older version of the Ram 1500 has to offer, but we’ve also got all the intricate details about what Ram is bringing to the table for the 2025 model year. Consider this a comparison piece; if you’re looking for a Ram 1500 for sale near Lawrenceburg, allow us, the experts at Dan Cummins Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Georgetown, to assist you in making the decision that suits you best. If you’re searching for a new truck near Georgetown, you might be deciding between the 2024 RAM 1500 and the 2025 RAM 1500. The automotive industry evolves quickly, and Ram’s latest models are no exception. Discover specs, features, and upgrades that the 2025 RAM 1500 has to offer, and decide which truck is right for you. At Dan Cummins Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM of Georgetown, we proudly serve drivers from Danville, Frankfort, Lexington, Nicholasville, Shelbyville & surrounding areas. Our knowledgeable team is standing by ready to help you find the right truck for your needs. To HEMI, or Not to HEMI, That Is the Question The 2024 RAM 1500, known for its iconic HEMI V8 engine, marks the final year for this powerhouse. The 5.7-liter HEMI engine delivers 395 horsepower with an eTorque mild hybrid system, making it perfect for those who need serious towing capacity—up to 12,750 lbs when properly equipped. If you’re near Nicholasville or Frankfort and need a capable work truck, the 2024 RAM 1500 is a solid choice. What’s New for 2025: The Hurricane Engine The 2025 RAM 1500 offers a new engine option: the twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter Hurricane I-6. With up to 540 horsepower, it’s ideal for drivers near Lexington or Danville who crave power and performance. However, its towing capacity tops out at 11,560 lbs, slightly less than the 2024 model. The 2025 version features an improved drivetrain and modern tech upgrades, making it a great choice for those seeking advanced capabilities and luxury features. Introducing the Tungsten Trim for 2025 For those in Shelbyville or Nicholasville looking for a high-end truck experience, the new 2025 RAM 1500 introduces the Tungsten trim. This new luxury model includes quilted leather upholstery, massaging seats, and an advanced Klipsch stereo system with 23 speakers. The Tungsten trim also features adaptive cruise control and semi-autonomous driving, elevating your daily commute in Danville or Frankfort. Technology Upgrades: 2025 Takes the Lead While the 2024 RAM 1500 already impresses with its infotainment and safety tech, the 2025 RAM 1500 takes things up a notch. It features an available 14.5-inch touchscreen, a passenger-side 10.3-inch screen, and more standard safety features like Blind Spot Monitoring and Driver Drowsiness Detection. This tech-packed model is perfect for families in Lexington who want a blend of performance and safety. Choosing the Right RAM 1500 for Your Needs When selecting the perfect truck, your decision may depend on your specific needs. If you prioritize towing capacity for work or outdoor adventures near Nicholasville or Frankfort, the 2024 RAM 1500 with its HEMI V8 engine is a strong contender. If you prefer cutting-edge technology and luxury features, the new 2025 RAM 1500 might be a better fit, especially if you’re looking for a new truck dealership in Georgetown that offers the latest in innovation. Visit Dan Cummins Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM of Georgetown Whether you’re from Danville, Shelbyville, Frankfort, Nicholasville, or Lexington, our team at Dan Cummins CDJR of Georgetown is here to assist you in finding the right RAM 1500 model for sale. We offer competitive pricing and financing options tailored to fit your budget, plus a dedicated parts and service department to keep your RAM running smoothly for years to come. Stop by today to test drive a new 2024 or 2025 RAM 1500 and experience the difference for yourself. Our dealership proudly serves drivers across Central Kentucky, providing a vast inventory and exceptional customer service. Let us help you find the truck that’s right for you.

Every year, manufacturers strive to outdo each other, and there are few segments that seem to be more competitive than the truck market. The battle of the beasts is fierce, forcing the top names in the industry to push the boundaries of innovation. It is here where you will find powerful trucks from Ram and Chevy going head to head for pickup truck supremacy. With the new model year already on the horizon, 2025 models are beginning the throwdown to see which brand will come out on top. As we step into the year 2025, the showdown between the Ram 1500 and the Chevy Silverado has reached new heights, with Ram poised to take the lead in this epic battle. If this exceptional full-size truck has piqued your interest and you're looking for a Ram 1500 for sale near Independence, it's time to see for yourself at Dan Cummins Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Georgetown. The 2025 Ram 1500 has come to win with its bold design, powerful performance, advanced technology, and luxurious comfort. With both trucks showing up ready to play, it can be a bit difficult to decide which one is the one to beat. The legacy of both brands is rich with success, victory and of course, innovation and yet the Ram 1500 seems to be pulling ahead for the new model year. Independence serves as a fantastic battleground to test which truck claims superiority in the realm of pickup trucks. Let's take a closer look at how the Ram 1500 is ready to take the full-size pickup crown. A Detailed Design If you think about it, design isn't just about aesthetics—it's a statement of strength, character, and innovation. It is the first glimpse we get into what something is all about. This seems to be especially true when considering vehicles and how their designs change with the times, sometimes for the better and sometimes not. If you are a fan of the Ram, then we are sure you have already seen that the Ram is an expression of greatness. With its bold and distinctive appearance, the Ram sets itself apart, leaving competitors like the Silverado trailing in its wake. At first glance, the 2025 Ram exudes a bold and confident attitude, one that makes you want to climb behind the steering wheel and hit the open road. Its striking grille is adorned with the iconic Ram emblem, no matter which trim you choose. Sandwiched between the Ram’s blocky headlamps and atop a monster sized bumper, the Ram demands attention on the road. The muscular lines and chiseled contours give the Ram a sense of strength and a presence you can’t deny. In contrast, the Silverado, while undoubtedly rugged, lacks the same level of boldness in its design, blending into the background rather than making a statement. The designers of the 2025 Ram showed a, no detail is too small, type of attitude. From the intricate grille designs to the unique walk-up animation lighting, every element has been carefully crafted to perfection. The all-new Tungsten trim takes this titan to new heights, with sophistication and luxury. In comparison, the Silverado falls short in terms of attention to detail, with design elements that feel more functional than inspired. Whether you are taking things easy at Memorial Park or looking for a sophisticated place like Atwood Hill Winery to show off your wheels, the Ram can and will fit in everywhere you go. The Performance Factor The 2025 Ram offers an arsenal of potent engine options, each made to deliver optimal performance while maintaining efficiency. The High-Output 3.0L Hurricane I6 engine is a prime example of what possibilities await. The Hurricane is predicted to outperform the competition, including some of the heavy-duty hitters we have all come to know. This includes being more powerful than the Chevy Silverado ZR2. Available with not one, but two Hurricane engine options, the Ram 1500 is dominating the 2025 model year. The High-Output Hurricane is expected to max out at 540 horsepower and 521 lb-ft of torque. Higher horsepower translates to improved performance, capabilities, and acceleration, while higher torque means improved acceleration from a standstill, improved off-road capabilities and improved towing. When properly equipped, the Ram 1500 has a max tow capacity of 10,740 and a max payload of 1,370. So, whether you are looking to tow heavy loads, take your truck off-road or just experience the open road the right way, the Ram 1500 is your truck. The other Hurricane engine is also a 3.0L I6 and while still very powerful, it balances its horsepower and torque to provide a boosted towing and hauling capacity. A max of 420 horses and 469 lb-ft of torque equates to an impressive 11,560 towing capacity. Even the payload is bulked up to allow for up to 1,910 pounds of cargo. Load up the gear and fish at Doe Run Loop and get the most out of Independence and the Ram. The last engine option is the 3.6L Pentastar V6 With eTorque which has lower max horsepower and torque but a higher payload max thanks to the mild hybrid system at play. One of the key benefits of the eTorque system is its ability to provide instant torque assistance during low-speed acceleration and off-the-line starts. A towing capacity of 8,100 pounds and an impressive payload max of 2,300 pounds for recreation or fun. The Ram's powertrain options provide the muscle needed to conquer any task with confidence. And, while the Silverado may offer similar engine choices, it fails to match the refinement and power output found in the Ram's lineup. The Ram’s Towing Technology Equipped with cutting edge technology, the Ram demonstrates above-average prowess in towing, hauling and safety. The assorted tech features put the Ram at the top of the must-have list, making it an ideal choice for checking out the beauty of Wolsing Trails & Wetland or stopping by the Farmer’s Market for some produce. Either way you drive it, the Ram 1500 has what you need to get you there safely and capably. One of the Ram’s stand-out features is its five drive modes that cater to every driving scenario imaginable. Drivers get to choose from Normal, Tow, Snow, Sport and Off-Road drive modes, each one specially designed to optimize that specific activity or goal. Tow is an important mode for any truck driver who plans on getting the most out of their Ram through towing recreational equipment or work equipment. Smart programs like the Trailer Auto Hitch Assist are changing the game, showing why the Ram is ahead of its class. Gone are the days of painstakingly aligning your vehicle trailer when hitching. The available Trailer Auto Hitch Assist found with the 2025 Ram 1500 will make even a novice into a professional. This smart system utilizes advanced technology to guide the vehicle into alignment with the trailer automatically. No more guesswork or trial and error—simply activate the system and let the Ram 1500 do the rest. Other programs consider that when towing a trailer, visibility is key. Maneuvering through tight spaces, parking in crowded lots, and navigating busy highways all require a clear view of your surroundings, whether it is Memorial Park or the beautiful night sky of Independence. This is where the Telescopic Trailer Tow Mirrors come in handy, providing drivers with unmatched visibility and flexibility for their towing needs. While the Silverado is well-equipped and can handle itself when towing, the Ram’s unique and specialized programs tip the scales in its favor. Move Over Silverado, the 2025 Ram 1500 Is Here The Ram and the Silverado are both equally impressive, offering brute strength and ingenious ingenuity within the popular truck market. Chevy has been producing superior trucks for some time now, but so has Ram and as we enter the new model year it is clear that the Ram is ready to rumble. With its diverse engine offerings, advanced technology and high-end design, the Ram is looking to be the new heir to the full-size truck throne.

As your go-to dealership to find the Ram 1500 for sale near Independence, we here at Dan Cummins CDJR of Georgetown are happy to let you know about all of the latest news about this capable pickup truck. Because Ram isn’t content to simply make a good truck and let it roll along unchanged year after year, the dedicated engineers who make these incredible works of machinery are constantly innovating, working to make your driving experience even better. If you want an example, you need look no further than the 2025 Ram 1500. The upgrades the 1500 has received for this model year run the gamut from more modern tech inside the cabin to powerful new engines available under the hood. If you’re interested in getting behind the wheel of this new-and-improved truck, then you’ve come to the right place. You don’t even have to take the drive south to Georgetown to learn about all the features this pickup brings to the table: we’re going to let you know about them right here, right now. Powerful and Efficient Engines Before we get to the comfort and convenience upgrades, we’re going to start with the real substance: the powertrain lineup. Independence drivers need a truck that’s highly versatile. You want a powerful engine that’s going to make it easy to pass slow-moving vehicles on rural roads and allow you to tow anything from camping gear to ATVs to horses. But on the other hand, you can’t deny the value of efficiency. There are all kinds of places you can explore around Independence, from the gorgeous natural wonders of Kentucky to exciting cities like Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville, and Indianapolis. Going on a long drive should be a fun adventure, and it can turn from fun to stressful real quick if you have to spend an arm and a leg on gas just to keep the journey going. The new Hurricane lineup of engines lets you have your cake and eat it too, with options that are both more powerful and more efficient than the ones that came before. The base engine remains the same: a 305-hp 3.6L V6 that works as hard as you do so you can tackle hard jobs. But instead of a 5.7L V8 that produces 395 hp, you’ll now find a more efficient 3.0L Hurricane I6 that produces up to 420 hp and 469 lb-ft of torque. For even more power, you can opt for the high-output version of this engine, which ups those figures to 540 hp and 521 lb-ft of torque. Properly equipped, the 2025 Ram 1500 can deliver impressive capability stats, like a 11,560-pound towing capacity, a 2,300-lb payload capacity, and the ability to ford up to 24 inches of water. Whether you’re using your truck for work or play, that capability can come in handy, and it’s even sweeter when it doesn’t come at the expense of fuel economy. The 2025 Ram 1500 lineup is also more diverse than ever before, thanks to the introduction of the Ram 1500 Ramcharger (a plug-in hybrid) and the Ram 1500 REV (a fully electric version of the truck). With three traditional gas-powered engines plus these other variants to choose from, you have the freedom to get exactly the truck you’re looking for. New Variants Provide Capability and Luxury When you’re getting hard work done day in and day out, you deserve a little luxury alongside capability. That’s why Ram has added an all-new top-level trim to the lineup: the Ram 1500 Tungsten. Sitting above the Limited and Longhorn trims, the Tungsten has even more to love, from 22-inch aluminum wheels that are sure to catch eyes (and might even turn a few green with envy) to a quilted-leather interior that will make you and all your passengers feel right at home no matter how far you roam. You can stay comfortable no matter what the Kentucky weather throws at you, with seats that have heating and cooling capabilities. Those seats are also 24-way adjustable so you can get your position just to your liking and they even have a massage feature to help you relax on your way home from a busy day. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can celebrate your independence from paved roads behind the wheel of the all-new Ram 1500 RHO. This variant is replacing the outgoing Ram 1500 TRX, and it has similar rugged styling backed up by capable features and specialty equipment, like a long-travel suspension system that lets you handle rocky ground without feeling every bump in your bones. If you don’t want to go all-in on off-road capability but still want some extra precautions for tackling unpaved roads around Kentucky, you can opt for the returning Rebel trim instead. Mobile Power at Your Disposal, Wherever the Journey Takes You The 2025 Ram 1500 can be had with two available 110-volt power outlets that can be used whether the truck is on or off. No matter how you use your truck in Independence and beyond, you can probably make use of this feature, which can power lights on a dark campground, tools on a construction site, speakers at a tailgate party, and more. You can even use it to power your home in case of an emergency, so you can always be prepared. Upgraded Tech Throughout the Cabin Just because this truck has plenty of brawn doesn’t mean it lacks brains. Inside, you’ll find a state-of-the-art infotainment system that can help you stay informed, connected, and entertained while cruising along KY-17 or I-75. While the 2024 model came standard with an 8.4-inch touchscreen, the 2025 model comes standard with a 12-inch screen on even the lowest trim level and has an available 14.5-inch screen that makes it even easier to read important info at a glance. On top of that, there’s a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster behind the wheel that puts the most important things right within the driver’s line of sight. If you’re driving in bad weather or on unfamiliar roads that aren’t in great condition, you might want directions and warnings to be even harder to miss. That’s where the available 10-inch full-color head-up display comes in handy, projecting information right onto the lower windshield, so you can take it in without taking your eyes off the road even for a second. Beyond the basics, Ram also has some unique features that put the 1500 a cut above its competitors. In addition to screens for the driver, there’s also an available 10.25-inch passenger screen that can let your shotgun passenger see navigation directions, check the exterior camera views, access entertainment, and more, bringing road trips and even simple errand runs to the next level. The 2025 Ram 1500 also gives you the option to get a dual wireless phone charging pad, so both you and your front passenger can power up your devices without getting tangled up in easy-broken cables. Both of these features are class-exclusive, because Ram is dedicated to bringing you cutting-edge tech alongside tough construction, powerful engines, and reliable quality. Finally, the 2025 Ram 1500 is introducing a hands-free active driving assist feature that’s like cruise control but more advanced. Long stretches of road can get tiring after a while, and we all know that being tired behind the wheel can be a dangerous thing. With this available Active Drive Assist, you can relax as the truck automatically stays centered in its lane and maintains a safe following distance from the vehicles ahead. You’ll still have to keep your eyes on the road, but your arms and ankles can take a breather while the high-tech sensors, cameras, and radar systems on board take care of the grunt work. The New 2025 Ram 1500 Is Well-Rounded and Ready for Anything Independence is a unique city that has so much to offer. Its location in the heart of Kenton County lets residents enjoy a quiet, rural lifestyle without being too far from the culture and amenities of nearby big cities, like Cincinnati and Lexington. If you’re looking for a truck that’s just as well-rounded as your amazing community, then you can’t go wrong with a 2025 Ram 1500. No matter which trim you choose, you’ll be getting a truck that can handle just about anything, whether you’re in the middle of a big city or out under the open Kentucky sky. While there are certainly plenty of great new features to celebrate, some things will always stay the same, like Ram’s commitment to building tough trucks that are perfect for Americans who want to grab life by the horns.

You have many decisions to make when shopping for a Jeep Wrangler. From which four-wheel system you want to propel you on your excursions to the trim level you want to enjoy, the Wrangler lets you customize it to suit your needs off-road and beyond. One of the decisions you’ll need to make is whether you wish to have two doors or four. Before you jump to the conclusion that the only way to enjoy a Wrangler is with two doors, let us help you see what both options bring to your ride. Many shoppers are looking for used Jeep Wranglers because they’re able to get the off-road vehicle they’ve always wanted for a more affordable sticker price. If you’re searching for a used Jeep Wrangler for sale, you’ll want to shop at Dan Cummins Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Georgetown. Iconic Look If you’re searching for classic Wrangler charm, the two-door models are typically what most drivers envision. After all, Jeep made a name for itself by supplying the military with durable vehicles to go into battle, featuring two doors and rugged features that many of its models still showcase today. It’s the timeless Jeep look, and when it comes to taking advantage of the true Jeep experience, two-door models are the way to go. Not only that, but two-door Jeep Wranglers are also better designed to handle rough terrain, with smaller proportions than four-door models, which allow them to perform optimally in any driving situation. Some Jeep aficionados claim that four-door options look too long, taking away from the iconic style that makes this model so special. That’s why, if you’re looking at a Wrangler at face value only and want to own a vehicle that exudes true Jeep style, the two-door models may be better suited to achieve the look you want. Cargo Capabilities If you want to get more out of your Jeep than just the can’t-miss appearance, you may want to pay attention to four-door models. These models offer more space inside for gear, which is advantageous for adventurers who find themselves carrying everything from mountain bikes to kayaks to camping gear and more. For example, 2022 four-door models showcase a maximum cargo volume of 72.4 cu ft. compared to two-door models from the same year, which offer an abysmal 31.7 cu.ft. This doesn’t allow you to fit all your equipment for a small weekend camping trip out into the woods. If you can fit your gear into the two-door version, rest assured that it will feel quite cramped for those on board, making the four-door models much more beneficial when loading up with gear. Off-Road Exploration Everyone knows that the Wrangler is one of the best off-roaders in the business, but what you may not know is that your door configuration can impact how you navigate the trails and other tricky terrain. This is where two-door models impress with their precision and agility in unruly environments. The four-door options can be a bit more cumbersome to maneuver with their extended wheelbases, which can influence how you’re able to take on off-road challenges. This longer build seriously affects the Wrangler’s breakover angle, which diminishes this off-road beast’s ability to climb over obstacles in the wilderness. A lower breakover angle means more risk of damaging its underside. In the case of the Wrangler, two-door models from 2023 feature a breakover angle of 27.8 degrees, whereas the four-door options of the same model year offer a 22.6-degree breakover angle. This makes a big difference in what you can accomplish and how far you can venture when the environment becomes treacherous. Cabin Experience Of course, a larger cabin usually means a more comfortable experience. This is why four-door Wranglers are the top picks for those who prioritize comfort on board. The four-door Wrangler boasts a longer wheelbase, which, in turn, improves cargo volume as well as legroom. It’s also much easier to enter and exit the four-door version, as the front and back row passengers have their own doors instead of the two-door models that require the front seat passengers to exit the vehicle before the rear seat passengers can exit. It’s not even that cut and dry, as rear-seated passengers also have to maneuver around the front seats, as these seats merely tilt forward and don’t allow much room to enter and exit with ease. Another big difference is that four-door models allow for more occupants to enjoy the experience, with its back row able to accommodate three passengers, while the two-door options only accommodate two. Ride Quality This is an area where the right choice for you will depend on your desires behind the wheel. The two-door Wrangler models are lighter and more agile in a variety of scenarios, making them quicker off the line and a bit more exciting to drive. This makes the daily commute into the office and a weekend adventure out in the wilderness more thrilling in every way. The four-door models are a bit heavier, but this extra weight allows them to showcase enhanced stability and comfort on the open road, which may be ideal for those who frequently find themselves on trips across the state or long commutes to work. The four-door Wrangler drives more like an SUV than two-door options and has vastly more interior space. However, two-door models, with their lighter weight, can deliver better fuel economy than four-door options, which is why it’s important to carefully consider what matters most during your time behind the wheel. Pricing Pricing typically depends on which Wrangler model has mesmerized you, but it’s worth noting that two-door Wranglers tend to be more affordable than their four-door counterparts. Let’s take a look at models from 2023 again. The base Sport model with two doors starts at $31,195, while the four-door version starts at around $35,195. That’s a $4,000 jump, so if price is a concern, two-door options may help you keep more money in your wallet. Remember, when you buy used, you can take advantage of lower pricing since vehicles depreciate the most within their first year on the market, so enjoying a four-door model for a more reasonable price is entirely possible on the used lot. Two-Door vs. Four-Door: The Right Choice for You If you’re looking to exude the classic Jeep look, as well as take advantage of enhanced agility, impressive acceleration, and increased affordability, two-door Wrangler models may be right for you. Just remember that since they’re smaller than four-door options, cargo space and legroom can be a challenge. When you want to enjoy ample space for people and gear, plus a solid ride on any terrain, four-door models may be worth checking out. It’s important to note that four-door models are a bit heavier and, of course, longer, which can affect how you tackle off-road challenges. They also tend to cost a bit more than two-door options. When shopping for a Jeep Wrangler, especially a used model, you have many options to help you make the most out of any adventure, so it’s important to think about which version will work best for you. Whether you choose a two-door Wrangler or a four-door Wrangler, you’re bound to have an exhilarating time anywhere you dare to travel next. MSRP may change without notice. See dealer for complete details.

The Dodge Charger we know and love is being discontinued for a more emissions-compliant alternative. However, the latest seventh-generation models are still available if you search for them at a used Dodge dealership. What is it about the car that has drawn you in, and what features would make you instantly buy one? Here are some of the Charger’s top features that make it well worth owning. It’s a Roomy Four-Door Sedan This seems like a no-brainer, but it is a worthwhile feature of the Dodge Charger. The Challenger appeals to the two-door crowd, but how many four-door performance sedans are out there that are this roomy and muscular in their stance? If you want a high-performing four-door vehicle, you typically have to look to European automakers such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz, or Jaguar. Do you really want to spend an arm and a leg for a grand touring car where the expensive purchase and maintenance costs are going to burn a hole through your wallet? That's where the Charger comes in. The Charger provides up to 104.7 cu-ft of interior passenger space spread across two rows, with bucket seats in front and a split bench seat in the rear that seats three. This makes for a roomy four-door sedan that offers the kind of passenger space you would expect from a compact crossover or a smaller midsize SUV, making the Charger not only an excellent daily driver or sports project but also a starter family vehicle. Menacing Profile With a Muscular Stance With a heritage that dates back to the peak of the 1960s muscle car era, the Dodge Charger has always had a distinct look. The seventh-generation Charger, in particular, took the throwback design from the sixth generation and went for a more aggressive and sinister appearance. It sports a low, wide, muscular stance demanding attention and respect. The lines are more striking and overt for the newer Chargers, as the seventh generation moved away from the relaxed curvature of the previous generation. The town car appeal of the sixth generation tried to embody was gone, as Dodge went all in on the muscle car sedan segment. A rear spoiler, large 20-inch wheels, and a hood scoop with functional vents all help define the Charger's style and make it stand out from the competition as one of the last uniquely menacing American-made sedans. High-Performance Suspension and Features Many vehicles out there are designed to simply get you comfortably from point A to point B, but Dodge didn't design the seventh-generation Charger to simply mosey you from one destination to the next. It's all about how you get there, and the “how,” in this case, is through a high-performance suspension and race-inspired features that enable you to travel to your destination with a huge smile on your face. Performance struts, springs, and shocks that smooth out the bumps while improving handling give the Charger the stability you need, whether gunning it down the highway or trying to post record times on the drag strip. It's not just the high-performance components that make the Charger so cool. It's also the electronic and systematic features that complement those components. For instance, select models come with stability and performance improvements, such as Line-Lock, which gives you the ability to perform controlled standing burnouts even if you've never done them before. Launch Control helps you get off the line and utilize the torque in the best way, whether it's away from a green light or off the starting line of a drag race. With added stability from features like the available Brembo brake kit, race cooldown, and torque reserve, many awesome features make the Charger both functional on the streets and a beast on the track. SRT Performance Pages The term “SRT Performance Pages” may not mean much to casual drivers, but this feature can quickly turn a casual driver into a muscle car expert thanks to the functionality and utility they provide. The SRT Performance Pages enable you to customize how the Charger performs on select Charger models. This touchscreen app offers multiple tabs with a dizzying array of options to customize how your Charger performs. You can modify or learn more about features like Line Lock and Launch Control from the SRT Performance Pages or quickly switch between the available drive modes for your Charger. Four driving modes are available: Track, Sport, Custom, and Auto. Casual drivers can stick to Auto to get functional and reliable performance out of the Charger, while those who regularly do track meets will want to make use of the Track mode features. Sport mode is perfect for twisty back roads or testing the Charger's capabilities. Custom lets you customize what features are enabled when it comes to traction control, stability management, and more. The added performance pages also enable you to track and export your telemetry data to improve your track times or better understand where your Charger needs more tuning. Highly Customizable and Designed for Personalization Many vehicles are designed to be one-and-done deals. You put your money down, sign on the dotted line, and it's yours. However, it's not really yours because various vehicles have limited customization options due to the way they're designed. The Dodge Charger is the complete opposite of many other vehicles out there since it's designed to be highly customizable, whether through OEM Mopar replacements or aftermarket tuning. If you want better braking, select a trim with a Brembo brake upgrade. Do you want a smoother ride? Select models provide an air ride suspension. Are you looking for even more power from an already powerful muscular sedan? Intercoolers, turbocharging kits, and supercharger replacements are available. Whether you want cool graphics, racing stripes, or a specific look or feel for the car, you can almost always achieve it in a practical way with the Charger, either through Mopar or other third-party outfitters. SRT Hellcat Redeye Jailbreak We're getting into the rarefied air section of the list. This is where the Charger not only stands out among other midsize four-door sedans but also stands out among other high-performance cars across the board. Rare trims like the SRT Hellcat, Hellcat Redeye, and Hellcat Redeye Jailbreak go above and beyond when it comes to high-performance capabilities. You can bring these kitted-out iterations to a race track and keep up with some of the best, thanks to how well-tuned the Charger SRT trims are. This is thanks to the supercharged V8 powertrains, TorqueFlite eight-speed automatic transmission with an upgraded torque converter, and special badging and colors for some of these trims. The SRT Hellcat line of models was first introduced in the seventh-generation Charger in 2015. Since then, Dodge has been adding to and escalating the capabilities, customization packages, and performance scaling of the Charger with these SRT models. These trims also come with widebody kits for better stability on the race track, which also looks downright awesome. They take full advantage of the SRT Performance Pages and features like torque reserve, race cooldown, Line Lock, Launch Assist, and Launch Control. They come equipped with performance tires, SRT-tuned Bilstein adaptive suspension, and one of the meanest-looking fascias on this side of the classic muscle car era. Last of the V8 Interceptors The writing has been on the wall for years, but reality is starting to seep in. We're at the end of an era when it comes to American-made V8 sedans. While you can still find V8s in various trucks and heavy-duty models, due to emission and fuel economy standards, the days of stuffing a big V8 into a sedan are at an end. Despite this tragedy of seeing automotive excellence aged out of the market (while still extremely popular among consumers), the Dodge Charger is one of the last affordable high-performance sedans featuring the iconic HEMI V8 engines, the best feature of the Charger. You have up to four different highly tuned V8 options for the Charger. The entry-level 5.7L HEMI Eagle V8 produces up to 370 hp and 395 lb-ft of torque, impressive for an entry-level model. The naturally aspirated 6.4L HEMI 392 Apache V8 produces up to 485 hp and 475 lb-ft of torque. Stepping into the Hellcat lineup unlocks the supercharged 6.2L HEMI Hellcat V8 that makes 717 hp and 650 lb-ft of torque. Finally, the unbelievably powerful supercharged 6.2L HEMI Hellcat High-Output V8 makes up to 807 hp and 707 lb-ft of torque. These are the pinnacle of the modern American muscle car powertrain and represent the last of the coveted V8s in mass-market sedans. If there was one feature that would get anyone excited to own a Charger, it would be to own one of the last of the supercharged HEMI Hellcat V8s. Sadly, you will only be able to get one from a used Dodge dealership these days now that the Charger's production run has come to an end.