Big and bold, there’s no mistaking the Ram 2500 for any of its heavy-duty competitors and it only gets better for 2023 with the addition of the Heavy Duty Rebel, which channels the visuals of the Ram 1500 TRX. The Ram compares well to the Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD and its GMC Sierra 2500HD sister, and all of these trucks are more capable and sophisticated than Nissan’s Titan XD. Ram somehow added 10 pounds of towing capacity for 2023 to perfectly rival the F-250’s rating, though. The high-output Cummins is still only available on Ram’s 3500-grade and higher trucks, which gives the Ford Super Duty F-250 an edge on overall power stats at the top of the lineup, thanks to the 6.7-liter Power Stroke V8’s 1,050 lb-ft of torque. As on its little brother the Ram 1500, the 2500 offers a class-exclusive five-link coil-sprung rear suspension on the 2500 lineup, as opposed to the competition’s more typical leaf springs, and the resulting smooth ride can also be supplemented with an optional air suspension setup (which makes hitching up that trailer all the easier). New for 2023, Ram adds a Heavy Duty Rebel package to the 2500 lineup that comes equipped with a standard gasoline Hemi V8 producing 410 horsepower and 429 pound-feet of torque.Īn available Cummins turbodiesel inline-six with 370 hp and 850 lb-ft significantly boosts the HD Rebel’s appeal as a toy hauler capable of moderate off-roading, though the diesel engine’s weight results in a stiffer suspension setup when the going gets tough. Ram’s 2500 lineup ditches the independent front suspension of most mid-sized and 1500-grade trucks, offering a wide range of potential packages for everything from job site tool chests to toy haulers and fifth-wheel gooseneck trailering. For truck buyers who prioritize towing capacity and off-road articulation, beefy frames and solid front axles make Heavy Duty pickups a must.
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