Test drive the 2023 Ram 2500 near Hays KS

Marshall Motor Company – Test drive the 2023 Ram 2500 near Hays KS

Ram calls its 2023 Ram 2500 a combination of “force and function.” Customers who test drive this truck at Marshall Motor Company will agree that there’s no other truck in America that captures these two concepts as powerfully as the Ram 2500. As a heavy-duty model, it’s capable of great things in the hands of businesses or pro-level off-roaders and outdoors people. If you’re studying the Ram 2500 at our dealership, here are three things you should know.

This truck has available Bilstein gas-charged monotube shocks. The average vehicle buyer doesn’t think a lot about their shocks, but if you’re buying a truck for business, towing, and off-roading, you know just how important shocks are to performance. This model comes with available Bilstein gas-charged monotube shocks and will make for a much smoother and controllable ride, especially if you’re in harsh road conditions.

New telescopic trailer tow mirrors make the Ram 2500 perfect for towing. See all during your trailering chores by adding telescopic towing mirrors to your big, bold new Ram 2500. These mirrors give you a greater awareness of everything your trailer might face, and you can use this feature with the model’s mirror-mounted camera system, too. The more you see, the better you trailer.

Get an air filtration system for your Ram 2500. Breathe easier with an air filtration system in your Ram 2500 cabin. This feature shuffles out the particulates and irritating things that might be in your cabin, and it sends them outdoors where they belong. With better-circulating air and less stale air, you’ll feel more comfortable when traveling in your pickup. This is also a very considerate feature for owners to add to work fleets. Your workers will thank you for this feature. Visit us near Hays KS. Also serving Salina, McPherson, and Hutchinson Kansas.

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