Advice please?
#1
Advice please?
Hello all,
I'm new to truck period. Long story but i make it short...
I have a 2013 wrangler which has pentastar in... My jeep having tranny issue that chrysler doesn't know how to fix that problem "yet". So my dealer will help me trade in my car to other car since it is so new. Well i guess it is good thing...
Anyway... I don't do any towing or use truck for business or farm. It is just for daily. When i drive 2 dr wrangler, it feels lack of power... At least i need 4 doors since baby girl is on way So i'm thinking Hemi is right way to go.
I've been had few "go-fast" cars before wrangler. I bought wrangler because i don't want waste money on cars anymore. But now Chrysler pretty much giving me stress... It makes me think alot now that buying a car from chrysler again. Plus 4 doors with Hemi, salesman told me i will be looking at 500~550 for 72 months that's with good credit/zero down. It's little higher than what i was planning, so i might check see if they have a used one.
I want the truck that reliable, that engine can last long without giving me too much problems. Are hemi fits there? Do i need look for something if i buy used ram with Hemi (prob 2012) Am i worry too much about buying another chrysler?
I know few friends had chevy (not truck tho) they seems pretty reliable. I didn't have anyone that own dodge before and Wrangler was my first american vehicle that i bought.
I'm new to truck period. Long story but i make it short...
I have a 2013 wrangler which has pentastar in... My jeep having tranny issue that chrysler doesn't know how to fix that problem "yet". So my dealer will help me trade in my car to other car since it is so new. Well i guess it is good thing...
Anyway... I don't do any towing or use truck for business or farm. It is just for daily. When i drive 2 dr wrangler, it feels lack of power... At least i need 4 doors since baby girl is on way So i'm thinking Hemi is right way to go.
I've been had few "go-fast" cars before wrangler. I bought wrangler because i don't want waste money on cars anymore. But now Chrysler pretty much giving me stress... It makes me think alot now that buying a car from chrysler again. Plus 4 doors with Hemi, salesman told me i will be looking at 500~550 for 72 months that's with good credit/zero down. It's little higher than what i was planning, so i might check see if they have a used one.
I want the truck that reliable, that engine can last long without giving me too much problems. Are hemi fits there? Do i need look for something if i buy used ram with Hemi (prob 2012) Am i worry too much about buying another chrysler?
I know few friends had chevy (not truck tho) they seems pretty reliable. I didn't have anyone that own dodge before and Wrangler was my first american vehicle that i bought.
#2
Do you really have a need for a pick-up? It doesn't sound like it if you had a wrangler. If that is the case then the Ram will be a large waste of money. If you "don't want to waste money on cars" anymore, then look elsewhere.
Now if you don't care then the Ram is good truck, the Hemi is a proven motor, and the current model really offers some unique options that the other makes don't.
If you want power and room for family, try the Hemi Charger. Much cheaper.
Now if you don't care then the Ram is good truck, the Hemi is a proven motor, and the current model really offers some unique options that the other makes don't.
If you want power and room for family, try the Hemi Charger. Much cheaper.
#3
Do you really have a need for a pick-up? It doesn't sound like it if you had a wrangler. If that is the case then the Ram will be a large waste of money. If you "don't want to waste money on cars" anymore, then look elsewhere.
Now if you don't care then the Ram is good truck, the Hemi is a proven motor, and the current model really offers some unique options that the other makes don't.
If you want power and room for family, try the Hemi Charger. Much cheaper.
Now if you don't care then the Ram is good truck, the Hemi is a proven motor, and the current model really offers some unique options that the other makes don't.
If you want power and room for family, try the Hemi Charger. Much cheaper.
Good to hear that Ram is good truck and Hemi is proven motor. I spent some time on research last night and sounds like it is.
Let me fix about "waste money on cars". That meant by not doing crazy modifi the car things like forced induction. Is there any other reason why you said about Ram is large wasting money expect truck price and gas $? Are their maint cost way too much? or?
I like to learn much as i can.
Thanks
#4
Yes you are right about i don't really need truck yet. But I don't want a sedan or small cars anymore, that is biggest reason i'm thinking about Ram. Plus maybe 2~3 yrs later, i will be looking to open a small restaurant... Idk if i like other SUV that they have at dealer...
Good to hear that Ram is good truck and Hemi is proven motor. I spent some time on research last night and sounds like it is.
Let me fix about "waste money on cars". That meant by not doing crazy modifi the car things like forced induction. Is there any other reason why you said about Ram is large wasting money expect truck price and gas $? Are their maint cost way too much? or?
I like to learn much as i can.
Thanks
Good to hear that Ram is good truck and Hemi is proven motor. I spent some time on research last night and sounds like it is.
Let me fix about "waste money on cars". That meant by not doing crazy modifi the car things like forced induction. Is there any other reason why you said about Ram is large wasting money expect truck price and gas $? Are their maint cost way too much? or?
I like to learn much as i can.
Thanks
You can buy an E class Mercedes for what a crew cab ram costs.
#5
The cost is high for the initial purchase and the fuel.
Exactly what oldjeep said. If you take the same money a truck costs and purchase a car you can have one hell of a car.
If you are going to open your own restaurant, then money will matter. Honestly? I'd buy a mini-van. Less expensive, more practical use, better mileage, etc. etc. I rented a town-n-country for a business trip and it was great. Comfortable, easy to drive, good mileage, plenty of room, etc.
Exactly what oldjeep said. If you take the same money a truck costs and purchase a car you can have one hell of a car.
If you are going to open your own restaurant, then money will matter. Honestly? I'd buy a mini-van. Less expensive, more practical use, better mileage, etc. etc. I rented a town-n-country for a business trip and it was great. Comfortable, easy to drive, good mileage, plenty of room, etc.
#6
But ive read that some of you guys go 350~400 milies with full tank no?
Ive been look thru their web used section, and they actually dont have that many luxury line.
#7
If you are going to open your own restaurant, then money will matter. Honestly? I'd buy a mini-van. Less expensive, more practical use, better mileage, etc. etc. I rented a town-n-country for a business trip and it was great. Comfortable, easy to drive, good mileage, plenty of room, etc.
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#8
The minivan is definitely a better idea in terms of economy and utility.
#10
Minivan...Idk if i see myself in minivan "YET"....That's Sad but it also part of what you guys saying is true... Stupid wrangler.