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Chrysler announced in a report to AutoEvolution that US consumers are already anxious to get their hands on the new platform. http://www.autoevolution.com/news/2014-ram-1500-ecodiesel-already-a-big-hit-says-chrysler-67828.html

Yes, the last video from the Texas fair shows all you can hear is the engine fan slightly while the motor is running. It's very, very quiet according to many sources.

From what I've found the Ram is only $2,800 more than the a "similarly equipped" 5.7-liter Hemi $4,500 more than 3.6-liter V6.

They let the number of 27 MPG slip at the Texas auto fair this week. Not to bad.. http://www.autoblog.com/2013/09/26/2014-ram-1500-diesel-quick-spin-review/

Source: http://www.torquenews.com/106/ram-1500-ecodiesel-delayed-until-early-2014

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I don't think it's been announced yet.

Let us know what you find out!

I found a good walk around video today for the new ecodiesel v6. Let me know your thoughts!

Yes, Ram won't change that for this body style I would say.

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Welcome! Enjoy!

"Late Fall" is all I'm hearing from press releases. Let's hope soon and no delays!

Ram announced the EcoDiesel will have a factory tow rating of 7450 lbs. Ram suggested this is "class leading" tow rating, which is true for a base model equipped truck. But, comparing that to Ford and adding the EcoBoost option the EcoDiesel is overcome by 1 ton in towing capacity What do you...

I've complied some interesting facts for the brand new 2014 Ram EcoDiesel straight from Ram's press release. -The new turbo-diesel is designed and produced by VM Motori, a Chrysler Group diesel engine supplier since 1992. -240HP @ 3,600 RPM , 420 lb-ft of torque @ 2,000 RPM -16:5:1...

Since after all, a diesel option is never cheap. I'm wondering how much a plain basic model single cab long bed will cost with no power options? I hope Ram doesn't run a lot of people off from high prices because of the initial cost of the diesel.

From the images posted online from multiple sources, it appears it will be. Of course the "EcoDiesel" badge will be on there.

I would imagine all the aftermarket companies are doing anything they can to get a head start. The main goal of any aftermarket company is to have products ready at launch of the vehicle. I can't wait in regards to tuning of these new trucks.

Welcome! Please post any questions or concerns you have on the forum. We are building a brand new community dedicated to the new EcoDiesel Ram truck. :)

It was expected to not see a regular cab short bed for the EcoDiesel. To bad, it would be a fun little truck!