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Maybe you need to drive your whole crew to the jobsite every morning. Maybe you have a family but still like the rugged appeal of a pickup truck. Either way, you can see why so many Harlingen drivers have chosen the four-door RAM 1500. But what’s the difference between the RAM 1500 Crew Cab and Quad Cab? We’ve put together the detailed 2021 RAM Crew Cab vs. Quad Cab comparison below to explain what sets these two apart.
Both the RAM 1500 Quad Cab and Crew Cab models are designed to comfortably seat six passengers. But those passengers will have a little more room in the Crew Cab. Here are the dimensions:
2021 RAM Crew Cab vs. Quad Cab– Passenger Volume
Because the RAM 1500 Crew Cab has a larger cab, you have the option of choosing a shorter 5-foot 7-inch bed. The RAM 1500 Quad Cab comes standard with the 6-foot 4-inch bed, with no shorter option available.
2021 RAM Crew Cab vs. Quad Cab– Bed Size Options
Both truck models are affordably priced. But the starting MSRP for the slightly smaller RAM 1500 Quad Cab comes a few thousand dollars less than the RAM 1500 Crew Cab. Of course, you’ll want to check out our new vehicle specials for the best deal. Here are the starting prices for each:
2021 RAM Crew Cab vs. Quad Cab– Starting MSRP
2021 RAM 1500 Crew Cab
2021 RAM 1500 Quad Cab
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