2017 Ram 1500 Pickup
Verdict #165 · 177,341 miles · VIN 1C6RR7LT9HS814585 · Stock #Not listed BUY
“A 177k-mile 2017 Ram at $13,500 — a nearly identical 177,677-mile Big Horn lists at $13,450. This is the market price, to the dollar.”
Pros
- $13,500 matches the market exactly — a 177,677-mile 2017 Big Horn lists at $13,450
- Clean red paint, chrome, and running boards — well-kept appearance
- Crew cab 4×4 is the most useful full-size spec for Indiana
Cons
- 177,341 miles — at this age the transmission and front end want inspection
- No published trim or history — confirm engine (Hemi vs 3.6) and accident status
- High-mile trucks need a cooling-system and exhaust check before signing
Analysis
Sometimes the verdict writes itself. This 2017 Ram 1500 asks $13,500 with 177,341 miles. A 2017 Big Horn Crew Cab 4×4 with 177,677 miles — 336 miles MORE than this truck — lists at $13,450 at a Chrysler dealer in Michigan. The two asks are $50 apart. This isn’t a deal or a ripoff; it’s the market price, to the dollar.
What you’re buying is a clean-presenting red crew cab 4×4 from a 4.5-star lot. What you must verify is everything the listing doesn’t say: which engine (the 5.7 Hemi or the 3.6 Pentastar), whether the 8-speed has been serviced, and the accident history. At 177k, an inspection isn’t optional — it’s the verdict’s condition.
But on price, there’s nothing to argue with. Fair money for the miles. Buy, pending the inspection.
Market Comparison
Market check (Oct 2026): 2017 Ram 1500 high-mile comps: $13,450 (177,677 mi, Big Horn 4×4, Michigan dealer), $12,495 (168,406 mi, SLT), $18,999 (170,177 mi, Laramie Longhorn). At $13,500 with 177,341 miles, this Ram sits exactly on the market line — the closest comp is $50 away at virtually identical miles.
The Original Listing
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