Is it better to buy a diesel Ram 2500 truck vs a gasoline vehicle?

Asked by GuruFQ49P Nov 24, 2023 at 04:17 PM about the Dodge RAM 2500

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Is it better to buy a diesel verses gasoline powered truck?

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Gene answered 5 months ago

If it's a Dodge better stay away from them. Gasoline engine are way cheaper to repair and cheaper fuel costs, plus you can get massive big blocks engines to deliver all kinds of power. Diesels are very expensive to repair, fuel costs are a lot higher, power is limited unless you do a lot of expensive mods then they break other stuff. Personally I vote for gasoline.

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