2006 Dodge Ram Heavy Duty
The 2006 Dodge Ram Heavy Duty takes Ram’s bold and powerful “big rig” styling to a whole new level and continues its reputation for toughness, durability and overwhelming strength. Complementing a new exterior design, an all-new-for-2006 Dodge Ram Heavy Duty interior comfortably seats driver and passengers with new entertainment features and car-like amenities.

As the strongest heavy-duty pickup on the market, generating 610 lb.-ft. of torque from the 5.9-liter Cummins Turbo Diesel engine, the 2006 Dodge Ram Heavy Duty also delivers best-in-class standard horsepower with the 5.7-liter HEMI V-8 engine. The Dodge Ram Heavy Duty lineup includes ST, SLT, Sport, TRX4 Off-Road and Laramie models. In addition, the Dodge Ram Power Wagon is available.
 
The 2006 Dodge Ram Heavy Duty lineup continues to be priced competitively, starting at $26,085 for a Dodge Ram 2500 through $42,615 for a premium model Dodge Ram 3500. The 2006 Dodge Ram Power Wagon starts at $36,380.
 
Dodge Ram Truck Leadership
Dodge Ram continues to strengthen its leadership position as the dominant truck brand with a lineup long on superlatives:

• Most POWERFUL pickup:  Dodge Ram 1500 with legendary HEMI power is the most powerful mass production light-duty pickup on the market .
• FASTEST pickup:  Dodge Ram SRT10 is the Guinness Book of World Records’ fastest production pickup.
• STRONGEST pickup:  Dodge Ram Heavy Duty Cummins Turbo Diesel is the strongest pickup on the market, with 610 lb.-ft. of class-dominating torque.
• Most CAPABLE pickup:  Dodge Ram Power Wagon is the most capable off-road factory pickup ever created.
• LARGEST pickup cab:  Dodge Ram Mega Cab will be the most spacious and versatile pickup on the market .
  

Dodge Brand
With a U.S. market share of seven percent, Dodge is the fifth-largest nameplate in the United States and the eighth-largest nameplate in the automotive industry. In 2004, Dodge sold more than 1.4 million vehicles in the global market.
 
Dodge continues to lead the minivan market segment with a 20 percent market share in the United States. In the truck market, Dodge has an 18 percent market share. In the car market, Dodge has a 4.5 percent market share.
 
The new 2006 Dodge Ram 1500 will be built at the Warren Truck Assembly Plant in Warren, Mich., and at the St. Louis (Mo.) North Assembly Plant.