Vegas_Sirk
Well-Known Member
Since you bumped this I read this earlier in the day and while its not mid-size it gives good info on take rates for the configurations:
https://www.hdrams.com/2019/01/11/dealer-info-sheds-light-on-ram-heavy-duty-lineup/
Some key takeaways:
https://www.hdrams.com/2019/01/11/dealer-info-sheds-light-on-ram-heavy-duty-lineup/
Some key takeaways:
2500 Cab ConfigRam also released production projections for both the 2019 Ram 2500 and 3500 as well. Ram is predicting a take of 35% of the trucks ordered of the 2019 Ram 2500 (DJ) models will be either a higher end Laramie Longhorn or Limited model. The Big Horn/Lone Star models will be the second most popular trim level according to Ram projections with 28% of the 2500 volume. Laramie is close behind with a projected take of 25%. The entry-level Tradesman models are projected to be 7% of the production volume ordered, with the mighty Power Wagon is predicted to only be 5% of the volume.
For some reason, the 3500 has a much bigger take rate on the entry-level model. Probably because to get the High Output Cummins you have to get the 3500 over the 2500 and people that are using them for work are wanting that motor.As for the cab configurations, we have stated before there will be three cabs to chose from, Regular Cab, Crew Cab and Mega Cab. Projections show that 80% of production volume will be of the Crew Cab configuration for the 2500, while Regular Cabs will only make up 2%.
3500 Cab ConfigTrim level take for the 3500 models projections are vastly different than the 2500 (DJ) models. Ram is predicting that the Laramie trim level will be the most popular with 29% of the production volume. The entry level Tradesman isn’t far behind in the production volume projections with 28%. Big Horn/Lone Star models will make up roughly 25% of total number of 3500 models and 18% will consist of the Laramie Longhorn and Limited premium trucks, according to Ram.
While 95% of 3500 production is expected to come with a 4Ă—4 drivetrain, Ram is predicting that 80% of the new 2019 Ram 3500 models will be in the Crew Cab configuration. Intakes of Mega Cab will 15%, while Regular Cab will only make up 5% of the production for the 3500.
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