2012 Dodge Ram 2500 Power Wagon Laramie, Winch, Factory Lift, Rare Vehicle!! on 2040-cars
Potomac, Maryland, United States
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More than likely if you are reading this you know what a Power Wagon is. If not, here is a brief explanation. A Power Wagon is a Ram 2500 with 2 inches of additional lift, a Warn 12,500lb winch, 4.56 rear gears, electronic sway bar disconnect, and front and rear lockers all from the factory and therefore all under a standard 3yr/36,000mi bumper to bumper warranty and a 5yr/100,000mi drivetrain warranty. 2012 was a very rare year for the Power Wagon as they upgraded to a 6 speed auto transmission compared to a 5 speed in the previous years and they brought the Laramie Package back which includes all the creature comforts including Leather seats, auto two zone climate control, power windows, doors, tire pressure monitors, 120AC outlet, and just about everything else you could think of. There were no Power Wagons built in 2013 and it is rumored that the 2014 Power Wagon with an option 6.4 liter with only 30 more horsepower might or might not arrive. The Power Wagon had been rated as one of the top ten best performing off road vehicles in the World. The Power Wagon is the pick-up truck version of a Jeep Rubicon with front and rear lockers and electronic sway bar disconnects from the factory. Silver with Dark Charcoal Interior Laramie Nav Winter Package (heated seats and steering wheel) Parking Sensors Carli Leveling Kit Toyo Tires (oversized) Electric side steps by Amp Research Back Flip Cargo Management in fiberglass with water drains Tools Boxes Built in to bed NFab Powder Coated PreRunner Light bar on front with three lights 3000 watt inverter under back seat for charging 110-120v items 15k miles Vehicle is located in Washington D.C. suburbs. THIS IS A PRIVATE SALE, I HAVE A DEALERS LICENSE BUT IT IS A HOBBY AND THIS IS A PERSONAL VEHICLE. PLEASE DONT ASK IF I WOULD LIKE TO TRADE!! |
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