Model overview
RAM 2500
The RAM 2500 is a heavy-duty pickup introduced in Australia in 2021, now in its fifth generation. Powered by a 6.7L Cummins turbo-diesel engine producing 276kW and 1,152 Nm, it offers a braked towing capacity of up to 8 tonnes. Available in Laramie Crew Cab configurations, it targets buyers requiring substantial towing capability, durability and premium comfort.
RAM 2500 Variants
Laramie Crew Cab
Current RAM offers
RAM 2500 Laramie Yellowstone Edition
RAM 2500 Laramie Yellowstone Edition
The RAM 2500 Yellowstone Edition has arrived in Australia and to celebrate you can win a trip to the Yellowstone TV Series Dutton Ranch in Montana, U.S., valued at up to $100,000. Includes business class flights for two, a tour of the ranch, a meal prepared by the Dutton family chef, luxury accommodation and more.
Models
RAM 2500 Yellowstone
Terms
25th November 2024 to Not Specified. Conditions and exclusions may apply. See manufacturer’s website for more details.
RAM Complimentary Upgrades
RAM Complimentary Upgrades
Upgrade your RAM with exclusive offers. Receive a complimentary NB2 Upgrade on the RAM 2500 Laramie to increase your payload to 1,014kg. Receive a free tub size upgrade on the RAM 1500 Big Horn from 5'7" to 6'4".
Models
RAM 1500 Big Horn & 2500 Laramie
Terms
25th November 2024 to Not Specified. Conditions and exclusions may apply. See manufacturer’s website for more details.
RAM MY23/24 Plate Clearance
RAM MY23/24 Plate Clearance
The MY23 Ram 1500 Big Horn 6'4" is now available for $109,950 driveaway including free Rego, CTP, Stamp Duty and Dealer Delivery.
Models
Ram MY23
Terms
17th March 2025 to 30th June 2025. Conditions and exclusions may apply. See manufacturer’s website for more details.
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