New to forum from western Kentucky

[Mark L]

Just traded my 2016 Chevy Colorado for a 2016 EcoDiesel Ram. Best decision I've recently made. Originally I wanted a smaller truck that would pull my travel trailer. All the advertised tow numbers looked good on the Colorado but in practicality it didn't work out for me. I could not pull at interstate speeds with the Colorado without continuously running the engine at or above 4,000 rpm all the time. I didn't want to work the engine that hard since I desired longevity.
The EcoDiesel Ram does an excellent job pulling the trailer. I couldn't be happier. And better fuel mileage too!

 

[BoostN]

Just traded my 2016 Chevy Colorado for a 2016 EcoDiesel Ram. Best decision I've recently made. Originally I wanted a smaller truck that would pull my travel trailer. All the advertised tow numbers looked good on the Colorado but in practicality it didn't work out for me. I could not pull at interstate speeds with the Colorado without continuously running the engine at or above 4,000 rpm all the time. I didn't want to work the engine that hard since I desired longevity.
The EcoDiesel Ram does an excellent job pulling the trailer. I couldn't be happier. And better fuel mileage too!

Welcome Mark!

What engine did you have in the Colorado?

 

[Stan Laurel]

Welcome aboard! Was your Colorado a diesel?

 

[Mark L]

Welcome Mark!

What engine did you have in the Colorado?

3.6 L V6

 

[Mark L]

Welcome aboard! Was your Colorado a diesel?

No

 

[BoostN]

How big was the travel trailer?

 

[Mark L]

The

How big was the travel trailer?

23 foot Jayco, weighing about 4,500 lbs loaded.

 

[RamDiesel4]

Welcome.. I would've like to heard how the baby duramax pulled the trailer.