Buyers Remorse...I should have bought a...

[lnferno]

My God, he is coming from a Dodge for crying out loud. A 2000 w/5.4 would be a step up.

It would still be slower lol. Even the 6.2L Raptor can’t hang with my Ram which is why I have my sights set in the gen2.

 

[hkguns]

It would still be slower lol. Even the 6.2L Raptor can’t hang with my Ram which is why I have my sights set in the gen2.

Perhaps, but it will still be falling apart after 20,000 miles.

 

[Truckzor]

It would still be slower lol. Even the 6.2L Raptor can’t hang with my Ram which is why I have my sights set in the gen2.

You sure about that? Last time I checked Ram Hemis were clocking high 15s in the quarter.

 

[lnferno]

I stopped by my local dealership to compare my current Ram against the regular F150 and the Raptor in terms of form factor/size.

I couldn't get the same angled shots with the regular F150 as I could with the Raptor. I did notice one thing - the seats in the regular F150 sit a lot lower than what I'm used to in my Ram. It felt more car-like, which I really didn’t like. The F150 that I originally was looking at had an MSRP of ~$62k. The Raptor that I was looking at had an MSRP of ~$67k. Only $5k difference. Granted I could probably negotiate a better deal on the F150 than I could on the Raptor, but I'm honestly liking the Raptor more. I have a ton of off-road trails near me, so the Raptor would definitely be getting used for what it's designed for. I appreciate everyone's comments and feedback. I think I know what I want to do.

 

[Daxton]

Sounds like you can’t live without your beloved Ram. If it rides and sits to your liking better then keep it. Choices, Choices.


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