2025 Ram 1500 Big Horn
Verdict #287 · 52,317 miles · VIN 1C6SRFFP9SN556522 · Stock # MOOSED
“A 55,664-mile comp listed at $32,850 — $34,160 is $1,300 over it with fewer miles.”
Pros
- 2025 = new Hurricane 3.0L twin-turbo six — more power, better economy than the HEMI
- 52,317 miles — reasonable for the year
- Big Horn: the volume sweet spot
- Franchise dealer: Glenbrook Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram, 4.9/5 across 3,093 reviews
Cons
- $34,160 vs the 55,664-mile comp at $32,850 — $1,300 more; the mileage edge doesn’t cover it
- 32,895-mi unit at $35,350 — $1,200 more with 20k fewer miles
- New Hurricane engine: long-term data still maturing
- No history badge on the dealer photo — confirm the report
Analysis
The 2025 Ram 1500 Big Horn with the new 3.0L Hurricane twin-turbo six is the better truck — more power and better economy than the old HEMI. But the price, $34,160 with 52,317 miles, sits awkwardly: a 55,664-mile comp listed at $32,850 — $1,300 less with 3,000 more miles — and a 32,895-mile example at $35,350, just $1,200 more with 20,000 fewer miles. You’re paying a premium that buys neither the lowest miles nor the lowest price. At $32,500 with a clean history, we’d flip this to a buy. As listed: pass.
Market Comparison
Dealer reputation: Glenbrook Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram — 4.9/5 on DealerRater across 3,093 reviews.
2025 Ram 1500 Big Horn market: comparable listings (15k–56k mi) ask $32,850–$40,350; 55.6k-mi comp at $32,850 (KBB retail $34,966). At $34,160 with 52,317 miles, this unit is mid-pack — undercut by the 55.6k-mile comp.
The Original Listing
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