New Ram 1500 TRX hellcat for sale | Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton

TRX trucks are available in stock now. Call us at 905-625-8801 and ask for Scott or Robbie to check on the colours we are carrying or to build yours. 

If you get up before dawn, dress completely in sand-coloured camo and creep into the Silver Lake Sand Dunes in Michigan, you may be lucky enough to witness an annual event. The seasonal sand run of the Duck-Billed Piper you ask? No…even more exciting, Brampton, Barrie, Oakville, and Mississauga! It’s where RAM likes to test some of its vehicles in development. Spies were on hand for the auspicious event where the RAM 1500 Rebel TRX was put through its paces.

This version of the RAM 1500 boasts the 6.2 L supercharged Hellcat V8 and 702 horsepower and 650 lb-ft of torque.. While the body was blacked out, as RAM does for its vehicles in development, there were a few obvious items exposed—like fender extensions with exposed fasteners and dual exhaust. The test model sported rugged looking all-terrain tires with bead-lock style.

The 702 HP Hellcat engine is mated with a 10-speed automatic transmission. There are ARB Air Lockers at both axles. The new Rebel also showcases dual Bilstein shocks, upgraded brakes and its ride height is quite high. By all accounts the new 2021 Ram TRX looks very capable off-road. 

 

If you’re looking for something a little more fuel efficient and economical, a Rebel TR with a naturally aspirated 7.0 L V8, cranking out 520 HP is also on its way.

TRX trucks are available for sale now exclusively at Ontario Chrysler! Call our Vice President, Dave Pozzobon, at 905-609-2199 to reserve it. 

Q&A:

• Where can I service my Ram 1500 truck in Toronto or Mississauga? 

 Ontario Chrysler located on 5280 Dixie Road, Mississauga, services and repairs all trim levels of the Ram 1500 truck. Call us at 905-625-8095 to book online on Ontario Chrysler’s  service page

• What is the Difference between Leasing and Financing?  

When choosing between leasing and financing, there are many similarities as well as a great many differences. When you finance a vehicle all of the delivery charges, fees and taxes are included with the entire cost of the vehicle, and this cost is spread across the number of months you want to pay for it. Usually when a payment term is longer, the payments are smaller. A question many drivers ask is how long your payments should be stretched out, if you are planning to pay for a new car through financing.

When you lease a vehicle on the other hand, the term is usually shorter, often two or three years. The leasing company will determine the value of the vehicle at the end of your leasing term, taking into consideration the mileage, the condition, equipment, all of which is known as ‘residual value’. The difference between the complete price of sale and the residual value predicted is the basis upon which your monthly payments are calculated. Since you will typically borrow less money to lease than to finance a vehicle, the monthly payments for leasing are a lot lower.

Many Toronto drivers wonder whether financing or leasing is the right option for them. Not very many people can purchase a new vehicle with cash, and taking out a car loan to buy a new car, truck or SUV can often seem like the only option. You also have to be responsible to someone else other than yourself to pay back a loan.