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With a dozen 2027 Ram 1500 trim levels and three more on the horizon, there's a version of this truck for just about any lifestyle. Join our Spartanburg CDJR team on a digital tour of the Ram 1500 engines, trim highlights, and top towing configuration. Then, visit us in Spartanburg, SC, to test-drive your favorite edition.
Before we dive into the Ram 1500 trims, explore the available engines to better determine which models have your desired powerplant:
In addition to the 3.0-liter Hurricane, you'll need a Quad Cab, 6-foot-4-inch bed, and 4x2 to reach the 11,530-pound maximum Ram 1500 towing capacity.1 As you'll see, the Tradesman, Express, and Big Horn variants offer this configuration. However, there are plenty of builds in our new Ram 1500 inventory that can pull over 11,000 pounds.1
The base model of the new Ram 1500 is a workhorse through and through. This no-frills pickup with manual front seats, an 8.4-inch touchscreen, and manual air conditioning is for drivers who want a powerful new truck that focuses on getting the job done.
The Express model adds a couple of compelling features and style adjustments, including black interior accents, front center-seat cushion storage, and front and rear floor mats.
The Big Horn has front bucket seats and a full-length floor console. It's also quite customizable, with options like heated front seats, a heated or luxury steering wheel, dual-zone automatic climate control, and a nine-speaker sound system.
The Warlock is designed for off-roading, with 33-inch all-terrain tires, performance-tuned shocks, and dedicated Warlock detailing. This truck is great for drivers near Greenville, SC, who want to venture off the jobsite and into the wild.
The iconic Laramie unlocks premium appointments, such as heated first- and second-row seats, two-way front-seat power lumbar support, a 12-inch touchscreen with navigation, HD Radio™, two USB charging ports, and a nine-speaker audio setup.
The all-new Rumble Bee is the first of several muscle trucks in the Ram 1500 lineup. This HEMI V-8 variant has a wide-body stance, Quad Cab, and a shortened wheelbase to hug tight corners and zip down streets in Spartanburg, SC.
Another trail-conqueror, the Rebel boasts similar equipment to the Warlock, including 33-inch tires, a 1-inch lift, and an electronic locking rear differential, while providing additional amenities like heated front seats and a nine-speaker sound system.
The RHO tackles challenging terrain with even more grace than the Rebel and Warlock, thanks to its high-output twin-turbo engine, Bilstein® shocks, 11.8-inch ground clearance, and Launch Control Mode.
The Limited brings a new degree of comfort with ventilated front and rear seats, quilted leather upholstery, and massaging front seats, while remaining a hardworking full-size Ram pickup.
Unique style and sumptuous luxuries define the Longhorn, as it pairs high-end comforts found in the Limited with a Western-themed Bison Brown interior and the H.O. Hurricane engine.
If sophisticated amenities are your top priority, the Tungsten is the ultimate option. It has 24-way power front seats with heating, massaging, and ventilation, along with a 23-speaker Klipsch® Reference sound system.
Currently sitting at the top of the line, the TRX SRT is powered by a supercharged 6.2-liter HEMI V-8 with best-in-class horsepower and torque.2,3 It has 35-inch tires, Bilstein® Black Hawk e2 adaptive performance shocks, and other adventurous features to surmount all sorts of obstacles near Forest City, NC.
There are three additional models slated to be released in the first half of 2027:
Now that you know more about the various 2027 Ram 1500 trims, it's time to pick out yours. Our friendly team near Shelby, NC, can help you navigate your extensive options, explore Ram trim packages, and determine your current vehicle's trade-in value. Visit us for a test drive or to see how the heavy-duty Ram 2500 compares to its light-duty sibling.
Tradesman, Express, and Big Horn models can tow up to 11,530 pounds1 when equipped with:
While we don't have national sales data, the Big Horn and Laramie have historically been popular among drivers near Greer, SC, for their compelling blends of value, capability, and features.
This is subjective. The Limited has more amenities but costs more, while the Laramie has a more approachable price and desirable appointments but lacks certain luxuries found in the Limited.
1When properly equipped. See dealer for details.
2Based on manufacturer's preliminary horsepower ratings. Class Based on FCA US LLC Large Light Duty Pickups and the latest available competitive information. Excludes BEVs.
3Based on manufacturer's preliminary torque ratings. Class Based on FCA US LLC Large Light Duty Pickups and the latest available competitive information. Excludes BEVs.
4Based on top speed ratings and the latest available competitive information. Manufacturer's computer simulated top speed data used for Ram 1500 Rumble Bee SRT® when equipped with factory performance tires.
