2004 Ram 3500 Specs

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Overview

The 2004 Ram 3500 is a powerful and rugged heavy-duty pickup truck renowned for its durability and robust performance capabilities. Designed to meet the stringent demands of both professional truckers and discerning consumers seeking a versatile vehicle, this model offers unmatched towing and hauling capacities.

History

Launched in 2003 as part of Chrysler’s rebranding effort under the Ram nameplate, the 2004 model year continued to refine the initial design with significant improvements in engine efficiency and safety features. This iteration saw enhancements in body style options, transitioning slightly towards a more streamlined and versatile design while maintaining its reputation for reliability.

Car Culture Around the Vehicle

In the realm of truck enthusiasts and off-road communities, the 2004 Ram 3500 holds a revered status. Known for its ability to handle tough terrains and long hauls with ease, it has become a staple in both work environments and recreational adventures, symbolizing strength and reliability.

Trim Levels and Variations

• Work Truck: Focused on utility with robust towing capabilities.
• Lone Ranger: Enhanced for on-road driving with improved comfort features.
• Stretch: Extended cab version offering increased passenger comfort.

Technical Specifications

Body Style	Extended Cab, Cab and Cab
Horsepower	185 hp
Transmission	5-Speed Manual, 5-Speed Automatic
Trim Levels Available	Work Truck, Lone Ranger, Stretch
Engine Type & Size	V8, 5.7L
Horsepower & Torque	185 hp, 300 lb-ft
Drivetrain	4WD (available)
Fuel Type	Gasoline
Fuel Tank Size	34 gallons
MPG (City/Highway)	15/20
Dimensions (LxWxH)	207" x 73" x 72"
Cargo Capacity	883 cubic feet
Towing Capacity	12,000 lbs (with optional trailer hitch)
Safety Ratings	IIHS Top Safety Pick (2004)
Key Features	Automatic Climate Control, Power Windows, Steering Wheel Controls
Passenger Capacity	5-6 (depending on cab configuration)