Twin-Turbo Ram 1500 RHO Arrives On Dealer Lots

Twin-Turbo Ram 1500 RHO Arrives On Dealer Lots​

The Newest Ram Performance Off-Roader Has Arrived...​

The 2025 Ram 1500 RHO has finally arrived, offering off-road enthusiasts a truck that blends high performance, advanced technology, and premium features, all at an incredible value. With a starting price of $69,995 (excluding $1,995 destination charge), the Ram 1500 RHO offers the best horsepower per dollar ($129.60 per HP) in its class, making it the go-to choice for drivers seeking power, efficiency, and off-road capability.

Twin-Turbo Ram 1500 RHO Arrives On Dealer Lots

The 2025 Ram 1500 RHO has finally arrived, offering off-road enthusiasts a truck that blends high performance, advanced technology, and premium features, all at an incredible value. With a starting price of $69,995 (excluding $1,995 destination charge), the Ram 1500 RHO offers the best...

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[zeekxxx]

70k is not an incredible value. People are taking out loans way over the normal 4 or 5 years to get the latest and greatest truck. I think truck manufacturers have gone off the deep end with pricing. Yes you get a lot of truck but is it worth the price. Add tax,title and fees and your at 80k. Way too much.

 

[Joe1978c]

70k is not an incredible value. People are taking out loans way over the normal 4 or 5 years to get the latest and greatest truck. I think truck manufacturers have gone off the deep end with pricing. Yes you get a lot of truck but is it worth the price. Add tax,title and fees and your at 80k. Way too much.

100% agree. I have a feeling ur like me, in the sense that ur entire life's experience w trucks (until relatively recently) has u accustomed to trucks being the most affordable/accessible vehicles out there (at least the base model/entry level ones wout options), RATHER THAN the current trend of trucks being the manufacturers flagship vehicle, that are highly optioned as base models, and therefore drastically more expensive, whether or not you want It that way. To be fair tho, manufacturers didn't make that change and hope customers would buy. Not sure who the people were, but that's what people/market (or at least enuf of the market) demanded. Not being an off-road guy whatsoever tho, I wud never consider the current performance trucks available. UNLESS, a manufacturer would offer a performance street truck (i.e. a current version of when dodge made the srt10 truck). At present, the most appealing new truck out there is the "sleeper F150". Mostly bc available the way trucks still SHOULD BE imo. Which is to say u CAN get evthing u desire, but also available w evthing u actually need/want, wout the added expense of all the b.s. you DONT. Sleeper f150 is a blown v8 700+hp new truck, w a price tag of ~ $48k. Not that $48k is "cheap" for that, but a helluva lot better than $80k-$120k (and beyond).

 

[scatpack_69]

No, the F150 is not the most appealing new truck.

 

[bill burke]

Although not a truck buyer I think this is a very exciting and appealing truck. Definitely the best Ram offering. I’ve seen its predecessor up close many times and was very impressed. I might not buy one, but I sure like this RHO with the powerful Hurricane engine, more than enough power for most buyer. Should do well. But I’m not a truck buyer but my eyes tell me this is a winner. Good job Ram.