For decades, they were known as Dodge Ram trucks. But, ever since 2009 when Chrysler’slauded Ram Truck Division got spun-off, they’ve been simply known as RamTrucks. Whether you have a Dodge Ram or a Ram Truck, these trucks have servedas heavy-haulers, trailer-towers, people-movers and all-around workhorses sincethe Ram first appeared in 1981.
However, sometimes despite their heavy-duty nature, RamTrucks break-down, have damage from an accident or just stop working afteryears of hard use. Does your Ram 1500 have a blown engine? Is your Dodge Ram’stransmission slipping? Is your Dodge Dakota having electrical problem? Haveyou had a recent car accident in your new Ram 2500, ProMaster or Sprinter?
DamagedCars.com isn’t your ordinary junk truck buyer. To insure you get a great offer for yourspecific pick-up truck, we use up-to-date, current market pricing, looking atthe current condition of your truck, location, mileage, year, make, model andtrim. All of these factors dictate if a truck is destined to be recycled, soldfor parts, sold on the salvage market or exported.
Some trucks, like a 20-year-old Dodge Dakota that doesn’t start,won’t get the same offer as others, like a low-mileage one-year-old Ram 3500 withcollision damage. Some cars fall in-between, like a high-mileage ten-year-old DodgeRam 1500. You can be sure that DamagedCars.com won’t offer you less than yourtruck is worth. Check out below for some recent examples of Ram Trucks we’vepurchased.
Whether you own a Ram Truck or a Dodge; a Sprinter, RamCargo Van or a Ram; a Ram 1500, 2500, 3500, 4500 or 5500; or any other Ram truckor van, DamagedCars.com will buy your Ram Truck. Just fill out the form to theright to start the process to sell your Ram Truck today.