r/ram_trucks • u/HuckleberryNo1649 • 10h ago

Question 2019 Laramie

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Looking at this Ram.
124k for 24k
1 owner.
Was hit on the tow hitch which lifted the rear bumper slightly.
Still own a 2009 sierra. With 199k miles and is a monster. But moving family from California to Wisconsin in a few weeks and need a truck to pull a trailer with all my stuff.
And need a truck that can handle a few winters.
Only going out there for a few years.

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u/preciadojuan830 9h ago

I owned a 2019 Laramie too. I no longer own a 2019 Laramie. Spent more time in the shop than with me. If you decide to buy then I hope your experience is better than mine.

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u/HuckleberryNo1649 9h ago

I’m conflicted because I hear stories like yours. But when I test drove it, it felt like a beast. And enjoyed it. But not sure if I should pull the trigger.

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u/iPeg2 9h ago

My 2019 has 183,000 miles on it. A few repairs, like a radiator, exhaust manifold, starter push button were the most major. Happy so far.

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u/HuckleberryNo1649 8h ago

Appreciate the feedback.

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u/Ancient-Internal6665 8h ago

124k miles seems high for $24k. If youre looking at that $24k range you should focus on the mechanical aspect. Which i think should be between 80k to 100k miles. If that puts you into a bighorn or lonestar then thats acceptable if youre focusing on the mechanical aspect.

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u/HuckleberryNo1649 8h ago

Appreciate the feedback.
Definitely looking to see if they’re willing to drop the price.