The 2011 Dodge Ram 1500 is
a full-size pickup available in multiple body styles and bed lengths.
The regular cab seats a maximum of three people on its standard bench
seat, and it can be had with either a 6-foot-4 bed or an 8-foot version.
The extended cab ("Quad Cab") can seat up to six in two bench rows and
comes only with the 6-foot-4 bed. The crew cab model expands rear-seat
legroom even farther, but is only available with a 5-foot-7
bed.
There are four trim levels for the 2011 Dodge Ram. The base ST model (available in regular
and extended cabs) comes standard with 17-inch steel wheels, vinyl
floor covering, air-conditioning, a 40/20/40-split front bench seat,
vinyl upholstery, a folding rear bench seat (extended-cab only), a
tilting steering column and a six-speaker stereo with a CD player with
an auxiliary audio jack. Options include chrome-clad steel wheels,
larger outside mirrors for towing, cruise control, cloth seats, a
bedliner and satellite radio.
The 2011 Dodge Ram SLT (available in all
cab styles) adds 17-inch alloy wheels, chrome exterior trim, heated
outside mirrors, carpet floor covering, cloth upholstery, cruise
control, full power accessories, a power-sliding rear window, keyless
entry, a trip computer and satellite radio.
The 2011 Dodge Ram Sport (available in all cab styles) adds a larger V8, dual
exhaust, a body-colored grille, 20-inch chrome wheels, foglamps,
auto-dimming rear- and sideview mirrors, a leather-wrapped steering
wheel with audio controls, unique bucket seats and console, a
touchscreen display, Bluetooth, an upgraded audio system (with
CD/DVD/MP3 player, USB port, HD radio, 30GB hard drive), a 10-way power
driver seat and a split-folding rear seat with under-seat storage (for
crew cabs).
The top-of-the-line 2011 Dodge Ram Laramie trim level (available
in extended and crew cabs only) comes standard with virtually all of
the Sport's features, with a few differences (such as a front split
bench seat and two-tone paint) and added luxuries in the form of
power-folding exterior mirrors, rear park assist, additional exterior
chrome trim, fender flares, power-adjustable pedals, driver memory
functions, leather upholstery, a six-way power passenger seat, heated
front seats, a heated steering wheel, dual-zone automatic climate
control, upgraded audio with subwoofer, remote engine start and
wood-grain/chrome interior trim.
Many of the upper trims
options can be had on the lower trims. Other notable options (depending
on trim level) include an integrated trailer brake controller, a
spray-in bedliner, a sunroof, "RamBox" storage bins mounted on the sides
of the bed, a rear parking camera, a rear-seat entertainment system and
a navigation system with real-time traffic.
There are also a variety of packages available as well. The
Outdoorsman (only available on four-wheel-drive trucks) includes
highlights such as the 5.7-liter V8 (already standard on the Sport),
all-terrain tires, underbody skid plates, limited-slip rear
differential, bucket seats with console, two-tone paint and fender
flares. The Lone Star (available in Texas only) and Big Horn (available
everywhere but Texas) are similar in that they bundle together a bunch
of the SLT's optional equipment along with special badging and
trim.