2024 RAM 1500 TRX Final Edition review: 0-100 & POV test drive

[@martintalavou]

You can recline the back seats by pulling the lever under the seat. Rear seat will slide forward to recline.

[@drivingenthusiastaustralia]

@@martintalavou Great. Thanks for clarifying.

[@madrx2]

The ultimate tailgating machine, every Ranger raptor owners wet dream 😂

[@drivingenthusiastaustralia]

@@madrx2 😅

[@anthonysgro8041]

Great video Brett Cheers 👍👍👍👍

[@theprodigalsonreturnsoncea1199]

If a TRX owner bought a second set of wheels and tyres for street driving & high tarmac performance, what tyres might best suit that purpose? Great review & awesome vehicle.

[@nicholasmatthews5989]

Wow, an absolutely fantastic review. Wow, an absolutely magnificent vehicle. Wow, whoever has bought one of these are very lucky bastards. Happy New Year. Cheers. 🙂

[@351tgv]

the US/Canadian reviews of the replacement "RHO" have been positive but old heads can't get past the lack of noise from the 6cyl.

[@marcusgeorge1825]

Great review! Thank you. I dare say the only reason why they didn’t allow any off-road is to keep the areas that are hard to clean, clean and also to reduce any potential for chips/scratches to the paint. If it was sold then legally they can’t let you sit in it, let alone test it…

[@drivingenthusiastaustralia]

Good point. I think it must be the first reason you mentioned - maybe they are about to put it up for sale.

[@marcusgeorge1825]

@ It’s just one reason why in the motorbike industry people will advertise a second hand bike that hasn’t been ridden in the rain. Simply due to the same reason. A lot of people question this as if it’s never been washed. When in truth it’s due to not being able to clean all road grime that comes from a wet road.

[@351tgv]

@@drivingenthusiastaustralia - Matt Campbell had this very car for his review site and did a 0-100km run on gravel road, I heard he got in trouble for doing that.

[@russell3436]

523kW but weighs 3 tonnes and hogs 2 lanes is basically the same as a 200kW hot hatch in terms of performance.

[@CameronBerta]

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[@TechHead03]

seems to have a speed limiter at 160kmh 😓

[@drivingenthusiastaustralia]

@@TechHead03 Correct

[@JoelDean-f9n]

The speed limiter is for the tyres that’s all they are rated too

[@jamiefrangos9233]

A Tragic lose.

[@fred3527]

I always wonder what people who buy these vehicles in Australia are compensating for? Totally socially and environmentally inappropriate. They are dangerous to all other road users with their weight, size, and poor braking performance.

[@dn059]

Only broke people will have an issue with this car 😂

[@drivingenthusiastaustralia]

@@dn059 Lol

[@marcusgeorge1825]

These do not belong on our city roads as you could run over a person without knowing. If you do need to tow in excess of 3.5 tonnes then ok that’s a different story.

[@madrx2]

Oh no won't somebody think of the children Maude.

[@RedDog-e7v]

They comply with Australian design rules.

[@JeffCole-i7b]

What are you talking about?

[@JeffCole-i7b]

I own this truck, and it belongs everywhere there is a road, or no road....

[@russell3436]

These take up 2 lanes alone They are designed for American interstate highways not Australian suburban roads. Don’t know why people are so madly ute obsessed in the modern day.