The Autotraders’s annual list of vehicles with the best interiors under $50,000 is here and the 2018 RAM 1500 was the only pickup to make the cut. Autotrader judges the vehicle interiors based on comfort, quality of materials, and thoughtful design – which the 2018 RAM 1500 provides in spades. Find photos of the 2018 RAM 1500 interior features below.
“What’s on the inside of a car is arguably as important as what’s on the outside, since drivers and passengers spend all of their travel time here. Although there’s an all-new, fully redesigned 2019 Ram set to debut soon, we’re still smitten with the interior in the outgoing 2018 model. As you escalate through the Ram’s trim levels, the interior improves, with some top-end models offering luxury car levels of comfort and sophistication,” said Tara Trompeter, managing editor for Autotrader.
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2018 RAM 1500 Interior Features with Photos
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Standard and Available Interior Features
- 8.4-Inch Touchscreen with Uconnect
- 7-Inch Digital Driver Information Cluster
- Real Wood Accents
- In-Floor Cargo Storage
- 40/20/40 Split Bench Seat
- Heated Front and Rear Seats
- Bucket Seats
- 12-Volt Power Outlet
- Leather Interior Accents
- Sunroof
- Automatic Climate Control
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Test Drive the 2018 RAM 1500 at Chris Auffenberg
The Chris Auffenberg family of dealerships operates seven locations throughout Missouri and Illinois. Car shoppers can find the 2018 RAM 1500 for lease and purchase at the Auffenberg Chrysler of Herrin dealership in Herrin, IL or at the Auffenberg of Mexico dealership in Mexico, MO. Browse our online inventory to see which RAM 1500 models we currently have available at which locations. When you find one you like, we suggest signing up for a test drive online before heading to your nearest Chris Auffenberg dealership, so we can have the 2018 RAM 1500 ready and waiting for your arrival.
