2014 Ram ProMaster Cargo Van
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2014 Ram ProMaster Cargo Van
Ram has announced pricing for is new Euro-style 2014 Ram ProMaster cargo van. The new 2014 ProMaster will start at just $29,630 (including destination) for a base 1500-series short wheelbase low roof model, and go up to $37,145 for a long wheelbase, extended body, high-roof 3500-series van – diesel will be a $4000 option.
The 2014 Ram ProMaster range is available with a dizzying array of variants, including two engines, two roof heights, two body lengths, and three wheelbases. ProMaster 1500 series buyers will have just two wheelbase options to choose from. A base ProMaster with the short 118-inch wheelbase and low roof starts at $29,625, a price that likely puts the gas-drinking Pentastar 3.6-liter V-6 making 280 hp and 258 lb-ft of torque and a six-speed automatic found under the hood. Those who need more space can opt for a ProMaster 1500 with the 136-inch wheelbase and low roof ($30,515), or a 136-inch wheelbase high roof model ($31,515).
The rest of the ProMaster range comes exclusively with the high roof. ProMaster 2500 pricing starts at $32,515 for a 136-inch wheelbase model, while the long (159-inch) wheelbase goes for $33,870. The window-equipped long-wheelbase ProMaster 2500 will bring it’s the cargo van’s base price up to $34,250.
At the top of the Ram ProMaster heap is the 3500 series, which comes only with the aforementioned high roof and 159-inch wheelbase. The 2014 ProMaster 3500 starts at $36,345, and tops out at $37,145 for an extended body version.
It’s worth noting that the ProMaster could potentially cost more than $37,145, depending on trim level, options, and engine. The ProMaster’s optional engine is a Fiat-sourced 3.0-liter turbodiesel I-4 making 174 hp and 295 lb-ft of torque. Paired to a six-speed automated-manual transmission, the engine will be a $4000 option, Truck Trend reports.
The 2014 Ram Promaster 3500 will also be available as a chassis cab cutaway and chassis cab, starting at $27,025 and $27,525, respectively.
http://wot.motortrend.com/2014-ram-p...#axzz2Mg9GC5Xh
The 2014 Ram ProMaster range is available with a dizzying array of variants, including two engines, two roof heights, two body lengths, and three wheelbases. ProMaster 1500 series buyers will have just two wheelbase options to choose from. A base ProMaster with the short 118-inch wheelbase and low roof starts at $29,625, a price that likely puts the gas-drinking Pentastar 3.6-liter V-6 making 280 hp and 258 lb-ft of torque and a six-speed automatic found under the hood. Those who need more space can opt for a ProMaster 1500 with the 136-inch wheelbase and low roof ($30,515), or a 136-inch wheelbase high roof model ($31,515).
The rest of the ProMaster range comes exclusively with the high roof. ProMaster 2500 pricing starts at $32,515 for a 136-inch wheelbase model, while the long (159-inch) wheelbase goes for $33,870. The window-equipped long-wheelbase ProMaster 2500 will bring it’s the cargo van’s base price up to $34,250.
At the top of the Ram ProMaster heap is the 3500 series, which comes only with the aforementioned high roof and 159-inch wheelbase. The 2014 ProMaster 3500 starts at $36,345, and tops out at $37,145 for an extended body version.
It’s worth noting that the ProMaster could potentially cost more than $37,145, depending on trim level, options, and engine. The ProMaster’s optional engine is a Fiat-sourced 3.0-liter turbodiesel I-4 making 174 hp and 295 lb-ft of torque. Paired to a six-speed automated-manual transmission, the engine will be a $4000 option, Truck Trend reports.
The 2014 Ram Promaster 3500 will also be available as a chassis cab cutaway and chassis cab, starting at $27,025 and $27,525, respectively.
http://wot.motortrend.com/2014-ram-p...#axzz2Mg9GC5Xh
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