RAM 3500 Will get the 6.7L Cummins

Greg.. what IS a chassis cab??

Mac

They needed to boost GVW rating because CTD adds a lot of weight to truck.(about 600 lbs) Not so sure about the 52 gal tank being good as it would be expensive to fill up and create a bigger environment or consensation to occur and have water in fuel problems if tank is not keep resonably full and also add a few hundred pounds to curb weight as well further cutting into rated GVW. They need to improve fuel efficency of gas models rather than just adding a bigger tank to make up for poor range under load. I have a 40 gallon tank in a old burb and I would not want a tank any bigger than that as my main tank.

That's gotta be a SRW version at 10,200... because yeah, my '03 dually is rated at 12,000lbs.

A truck with no pickup box... also a straight frame, instead of curving up in the back like the current frames do - makes mounting a custom box/bed/whatever easier. Think about roll-back beds, mason dumps, wrecker setups, etc.

I can see the 52 gal tank on this one since it isn't a regular pickup, but a cab & chassis, which means it would most likely be used for commercial work.

I don't see how putting a 5.7 liter gas engine in a 3500 will be "outdoing the competition."

Yeah, they've taken a large step backwards if they are competing with Nissan and Toyota ;-)