Rebel used to have a skid plate in front. And i thought Ram was coming with safety features standard in 2025. Interesting. Ford needs to make rear liners standard. Good info.
When i bought my Tremor a year ago i was comparing both tremor vs rebel. Rebels were easily $10k more expensive for the same options with Ford. Happy with my purchase. Ford for the win
Ram needs to reshuffle their options assortment for sure. True enough, they offer better standard HP(Rebel) and more safety equipmemt as standard(ACC/BLIS is stsndard on Ram), but no power passenger seat and 360 cameras at this price point is not good. However, I guess only time will tell on whether or not direct/port injection will be a huge deal for the Hurricane. Ford ran direct only for a decade on the EBs for years and the engine didnt collect a ton of carbon unlike others. One trick to note with the Hurricane is that each of its turbos feed 3cyls, vs a serial turbo system like others. I was also surprised that the Ram was only off about 60lbs in payload vs the Ford, despite softened coil suspension and spray-in bedliner. But in this exact scenario, it does appear that the Ford does offer just a smidge more for the money, but you can get a ton more cash off at Ram.
I just test drove both. I own a 22gmc Sierra. I have never owned a ram or a ford. I went in totally sold on the f150. Luckily the dealer had them both parked in a “off-road” lot and to my surprise the ram looked better inside and out. Ram with the hem was faster and the ram was WAY better off if pavement. I was seriously let down with the tremor.
Ram's interior is the oldest, and I'd still take it over Ford's. I say that as a Ford F350 owner. Ford's is their best ever, but GM and Ram just do it better lately. Ram has consistently had the best overall interior for over a decade now; they were very smart back in 2012 putting so much focus on that when they shifted the luxo-truck idea into overdrive.
How is fabric wheel well liners easier to clean off then plastic? Those carpet liners hold gallons of mud and can take 20 minutes to spray one out vs. plastic. Ask any detailer how much they hate carpet liners. The carpet helps to deaden road noise but they are not easier to clean.
@@JB_WhoWorkraptor was out way before the rebel, your losing any credibility you already didn't have lol😂 Ford has been better for will ever since dodge came out with a truck and still today with the ram trucks Also note the new 6 in the ram sucks on MPG
@@Robert-j9k5ianother perfect example. They are aways raging like pervs. The plastic lego furds have always been the McDonald's of trucks. Just look at how pissed off their owners are. My father worked at a ford dealership in service. They always hate and marinate in jealousy for many reasons.
I think Ram dropping the V8 altogether was smart. Full speed ahead on the Hurricane, no looking back. Ford's Coyote WILL be going away within the next 3-5 years unless they decide to do some unusual thing with it like make it hybrid or something. They may keep it in the commercial F150s but the consumer trucks will likely see it go away because V8 sound isn't enough to keep that product around, eventually. That's literally the only selling point right now.
Those are not "4 Piston" calipers.... they are 2 piston sliding calipers, not 4 piston fixed calipers. Just thought you might want to know before you state information. No biggie, I enjoy your reviews but I am OCD.
I’ve said this until I’ve been blue in the face. Why can’t anyone understand the Rebel is not even in the same playing field as the Tremor? Front Torsen differential. Better skid plates. Better clearance angle in front skid plate. Trail turn assist. Rock crawl mode. Better tires. The Rebel can’t play. There have been numerous videos on TH-cam comparing these models. And time and time again the Rebel comes up short.
@@BloodAlwaysFindsItsLevel 😂 that's why every other manufacturer is trying to go aluminum, right? And why rams are the absolute rustiest POSs on the road ?
You’re way off base on the engine. The engine in the ram is far superior to the Ford Not only is it an in-line six it’s double overhead cam 32 valve! That’s Lexus, Toyota, Honda quality. It pulls smoother harder and longer than anything Ford has under the hood. And that’s the base engine you haven’t even tried the high output version. Dodge has a winner here with this engine period.
Yeah you might think your getting a better deal with the FORD but FORD has multiple class action lawsuits over failing trucks AND constant recalls AND endless customer complaints. I've compared both and anyone with half a brain can tell you that the FORD instrument cluster looks like a five year old designed it compared to RAM, it's embarrassing how basic it looks, they also use the cheapest plastic available everywhere on the inside. FORD does have some pros but overall I think the RAM wins
The plastic lego furds have always been the McDonald's of trucks. Just look at how pissed off their owners are. My father worked at a ford dealership in service. They always hate and marinate in jealousy for many reasons.
With ford for the F-150 you are able to get a V8 and ford did not kill the V8. Also ford did not kill the V8 in the mustang like what dodge did with the Challenger and Charger and now ram killing the V8 for the 1500. Stellantis has no balls to keep the V8 instead they are playing being a foreign company that does not know what Americans want. Stellantis has money to keep the V8 fact but instead they cave into the woke Radical environmentalist people of California and Democrats.Ford wins for not killing the V8 Stellantis is just a crap auto maker
I don’t always agree with you but I love your side by side comparisons
Rebel used to have a skid plate in front. And i thought Ram was coming with safety features standard in 2025. Interesting.
Ford needs to make rear liners standard.
Good info.
When i bought my Tremor a year ago i was comparing both tremor vs rebel. Rebels were easily $10k more expensive for the same options with Ford. Happy with my purchase. Ford for the win
I hate Ford
Ram needs to reshuffle their options assortment for sure. True enough, they offer better standard HP(Rebel) and more safety equipmemt as standard(ACC/BLIS is stsndard on Ram), but no power passenger seat and 360 cameras at this price point is not good. However, I guess only time will tell on whether or not direct/port injection will be a huge deal for the Hurricane. Ford ran direct only for a decade on the EBs for years and the engine didnt collect a ton of carbon unlike others. One trick to note with the Hurricane is that each of its turbos feed 3cyls, vs a serial turbo system like others.
I was also surprised that the Ram was only off about 60lbs in payload vs the Ford, despite softened coil suspension and spray-in bedliner. But in this exact scenario, it does appear that the Ford does offer just a smidge more for the money, but you can get a ton more cash off at Ram.
Rebel LEVEL 2 smokes the tremor 😎
I just test drove both. I own a 22gmc Sierra. I have never owned a ram or a ford. I went in totally sold on the f150. Luckily the dealer had them both parked in a “off-road” lot and to my surprise the ram looked better inside and out. Ram with the hem was faster and the ram was WAY better off if pavement. I was seriously let down with the tremor.
Ram's interior is the oldest, and I'd still take it over Ford's. I say that as a Ford F350 owner. Ford's is their best ever, but GM and Ram just do it better lately. Ram has consistently had the best overall interior for over a decade now; they were very smart back in 2012 putting so much focus on that when they shifted the luxo-truck idea into overdrive.
How is fabric wheel well liners easier to clean off then plastic? Those carpet liners hold gallons of mud and can take 20 minutes to spray one out vs. plastic. Ask any detailer how much they hate carpet liners. The carpet helps to deaden road noise but they are not easier to clean.
Definitely the Tremor
(Is ford now) thats an odd statement. Fords always been better the only reason anyone ever bought a Ram was because it was cheaper.
Rebel has been around longer and they have always competed in this segment heavily
Dodge needs 2500 to compete with ford half ton. Lamb has always been weak.
@@9663mulol sounds like you jerk it to pictures of your ford
@@JB_WhoWorkraptor was out way before the rebel, your losing any credibility you already didn't have lol😂
Ford has been better for will ever since dodge came out with a truck and still today with the ram trucks
Also note the new 6 in the ram sucks on MPG
@@Robert-j9k5ianother perfect example. They are aways raging like pervs.
The plastic lego furds have always been the McDonald's of trucks. Just look at how pissed off their owners are. My father worked at a ford dealership in service.
They always hate and marinate in jealousy for many reasons.
I’ll take the rebel all day long ❤
No 4wd auto in tremor for a winter climate is a deal breaker for me. 402a includes auto 4wd but is alot more money.
Yes but you also get more with 402a. Specially that front modular bumper
Yes many additions with 402a.
402a also comes with front TORSEN limited slip differential
What did you do before 4WD Auto came out? There's no way something so inconsequential will keep you from driving in the winter.
@@thenuclearchaos2869 sisified kids these days.
I think Ram dropping the V8 altogether was smart. Full speed ahead on the Hurricane, no looking back. Ford's Coyote WILL be going away within the next 3-5 years unless they decide to do some unusual thing with it like make it hybrid or something. They may keep it in the commercial F150s but the consumer trucks will likely see it go away because V8 sound isn't enough to keep that product around, eventually. That's literally the only selling point right now.
They already dropped it from the Expedition.
I like the Ford front grill, but rest of the truck the Ram looks much nicer.
First truck with a 10k discount wins
Ram is already doing that on 2025's, or at least the dealers are.
No power plugs for the rear seats is crazy
Next time compare trucks with same options
Those are not "4 Piston" calipers.... they are 2 piston sliding calipers, not 4 piston fixed calipers. Just thought you might want to know before you state information. No biggie, I enjoy your reviews but I am OCD.
I’ve said this until I’ve been blue in the face. Why can’t anyone understand the Rebel is not even in the same playing field as the Tremor? Front Torsen differential. Better skid plates. Better clearance angle in front skid plate. Trail turn assist. Rock crawl mode. Better tires. The Rebel can’t play. There have been numerous videos on TH-cam comparing these models. And time and time again the Rebel comes up short.
An aluminum truck that crumbles. Please stop pretending.
@@BloodAlwaysFindsItsLevel 😂 that's why every other manufacturer is trying to go aluminum, right? And why rams are the absolute rustiest POSs on the road ?
@@BloodAlwaysFindsItsLevel You mean a lighter truck that carries more payload and doesn’t rust. Oh that’s what I thought. And they don’t crumble fool
TEAM TREMOR....
Tremor is just fine. Ain’t great but ain’t bad. Not a good value
You’re way off base on the engine. The engine in the ram is far superior to the Ford Not only is it an in-line six it’s double overhead cam 32 valve! That’s Lexus, Toyota, Honda quality. It pulls smoother harder and longer than anything Ford has under the hood. And that’s the base engine you haven’t even tried the high output version. Dodge has a winner here with this engine period.
Both of these engines are 32 valve DOHC.
Those rebels seats are hideous 😂
Ram doesn’t need a dip stick it’s disposable
Guess I will hard pass on both trucks.
Yeah you might think your getting a better deal with the FORD but FORD has multiple class action lawsuits over failing trucks AND constant recalls AND endless customer complaints. I've compared both and anyone with half a brain can tell you that the FORD instrument cluster looks like a five year old designed it compared to RAM, it's embarrassing how basic it looks, they also use the cheapest plastic available everywhere on the inside. FORD does have some pros but overall I think the RAM wins
They are about the Same
Not even close. The Rebel doesn’t have the features for serious off road
The plastic lego furds have always been the McDonald's of trucks. Just look at how pissed off their owners are. My father worked at a ford dealership in service.
They always hate and marinate in jealousy for many reasons.
You need help.
Yeah you sound stable
None
With ford for the F-150 you are able to get a V8 and ford did not kill the V8. Also ford did not kill the V8 in the mustang like what dodge did with the Challenger and Charger and now ram killing the V8 for the 1500. Stellantis has no balls to keep the V8 instead they are playing being a foreign company that does not know what Americans want. Stellantis has money to keep the V8 fact but instead they cave into the woke Radical environmentalist people of California and Democrats.Ford wins for not killing the V8 Stellantis is just a crap auto maker