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Complaints about Pickup Trucks: The Big Three
The three best-selling, and perhaps most problematic, pickup trucks on the market today are the Ford F150, the Chevrolet Silverado, and Ram Trucks. We take a look at some of the recent issues facing our pickup truck owner clients.
What can you do if your new Ram truck is defective?
Ram Trucks are the second highest selling truck in the U.S., only ranking behind Ford F-Series trucks in sales volume. They are also rife with problems and defects, from gas tanks that cannot be filled to failing transmissions. Thankfully, new Ram owners can turn to state lemon laws and other consumer protections when their problem Ram Truck is not fixed. Lemon laws set out clear rights of vehicle owners, and a procedure for owners to get a replacement vehicle or cash back for their purchase price.
Still More Problems with Ram Trucks!
As we have said before, Ram trucks continue to be top sellers, and continue to cause many problems for owners. In addition to the numerous recalls of Ram trucks in recent years, owners continue to report a wide variety of problems with the vehicles.
More Problems with Ram Trucks
Ram is one of the leading truck brands in the United States. The company sold 569,388 trucks in 2021, beating the popular Chevy Silverado for a second time. There is no denying that Ram is a giant when it comes to the truck marketplace, and the company now offers a number of different models, including Ram 1500, Ram 2500, Ram 2500—as well as vans.
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