Sell Your RAM for Cash – Any Condition

How Much Can I Get for My Ram?

Figuring out what your Ram is worth depends on mileage, condition, trim level, accident history, engine performance, transmission health, and current market demand. At LetGoRide, every offer is reviewed by a real evaluator for accuracy.

Overall Condition: Ram trucks are strong work vehicles, but issues like Hemi tick, lifter failure, transmission problems, electrical faults, worn suspension, and leaking differentials are common. Whether your Ram has engine noise, warning lights, shifting issues, or accident damage, we still provide a fair market offer.

Year, Make, and Model: Different Ram models hold value differently. Ram 1500, 2500, 3500, ProMaster vans, and older Dodge-branded trucks all trend differently on the used market. We buy every Ram in any condition.

Mileage: High mileage Ram trucks often face cam and lifter wear, rear end failure, oil consumption, transmission slipping, and worn suspension components. Even with high miles, LetGoRide still makes competitive offers.

Current Market Trends: Half ton trucks remain in strong demand. Heavy duty models fluctuate based on market cycles and diesel repair trends. We use real-time pricing data to give the best possible offer.

Whether you drive a Ram 1500, 2500, 3500, or ProMaster, LetGoRide gives you a fast and simple way to turn your Ram into cash without expensive repairs.

Is It Worth Fixing My Ram Before Selling?

Ram repair costs can be high. Engine repairs on Hemi models, diesel emissions systems, transmission replacements, electrical issues, and suspension repairs can cost thousands. These repairs often do not increase resale value enough to justify fixing. Many owners choose to sell their Ram as-is. We provide free towing.

Common Ram Problems and Typical Repair Costs

Issue	Affected Models	Estimated Repair Cost (Parts + Labor)
Hemi Lifter and Cam Failure (Ticking noise, misfires)	- Ram 1500 - Ram 2500 (6.4 Hemi) - Ram 3500 (6.4 Hemi)	$2,200 to $6,500+
Transmission Problems (Slipping, hard shifts, no movement)	- Ram 1500 - Ram 2500 - Ram 3500 - Older Dodge Ram models	$1,800 to $5,200+
Diesel Emissions System Failure (DEF issues, clogged DPF, check engine light)	- Ram 2500 - Ram 3500 - Cummins diesel models	$1,000 to $4,800+
Ball Joint and Control Arm Wear (Clunking, loose steering)	- Ram 1500 - Ram 2500 - Ram 3500	$400 to $1,500
Differential Leaks and Failures (Whining, vibration)	- Ram 1500 - Ram 2500 - Ram 3500	$700 to $2,800+

Private buyers and dealers avoid trucks with engine or transmission issues. LetGoRide gives a clean, upfront offer and handles everything from start to finish.

Selling Specific Ram Models with Known Problems

Every Ram model has its own set of common issues. We evaluate each truck individually and buy Ram vehicles even when major repairs are needed.

The Ram 1500

Strong seller but known for Hemi lifter tick, camshaft wear, transmission shifting issues, electrical faults, and air suspension failures on higher trim models.

The Ram 2500

Popular for towing but known for diesel emissions problems, ball joint wear, differential leaks, and electrical issues. We buy every trim including Tradesman, Big Horn, Laramie, and Limited.

The Ram 3500

Heavy duty trucks often face frame wear, suspension fatigue, transmission issues, and expensive 4x4 repairs. We buy non running, high mileage, and work trucks.