How the Ram 1500 Compares to the Ford F-150 and Nissan Frontier

See how the Ram 1500 stacks up next to the Ford F-150 and the Nissan Frontier

In can take a while to shop around and figure out the strengths of different truck models when you are looking for a new pickup. Instead of beating the pavement or spending hours scouring the internet, we thought we would make it a few steps simpler. Besides winning awards year after year for capability and durability, here are few differences between the Ram 1500 and the competition.

Ram 1500 vs. Ford F-150

Two tough competitors, these trucks have been defining the expectations for the rest of the field for decades. Here at Wilson Chrysler Dodge Jeep, we know from personal experience what we prefer about the Ram 1500 and what it offers, and with a rugged interior that can take the brunt of the work day and still be refined and comfortable for the ride home, it has our vote.

Equipped with a standard 3.6-Liter V6 24-Valve VVT engine, you can expect more horsepower behind the wheel of the Ram 1500 than the Ford F-150. When it comes to on-the-go storage, the Ram 1500 boasts a behind the seat storage bin. Unfortunately for the F-150, this is not a standard feature. Unlike the F-150, the Ram 1500 comes standard with a Sentry Key Theft Deterrent System so you can prevent your vehicle from being stolen. If you're one for tech features, the Ram 1500 offers an available 5.0-inch touchscreen display on its base model. Unfortunately for the F-150, such a feature requires moving up the ranks.

Ram 1500 vs. Nissan Frontier

At first glance, you may notice that the dimensions of the Nissan Frontier are all smaller than the Ram 1500. This means that with additional space for both passengers and cargo in the Ram, you can do more than the Frontier, in any respect. But that is just the tip of the iceberg.

With a larger fuel tank than the Nissan Frontier, the Ram 1500 will have you stopping at the pump far less often than the Frontier would. When it comes to space, the Ram 1500 offers far more of it. With more shoulder room, hip room and legroom than the Frontier, you and your passengers will have more room to get comfortable in. While both trucks offer a variety of different body styles, only the Ram 1500 offers an 8-foot cargo bed for all of your needs. When it comes to warranties, the Ram 1500 and the Nissan Frontier share a lot of similarities, except for one. Unlike the Frontier, the Ram 1500 offers 60-months/100,000 miles of roadside assistance.

If you still have questions about the performance and superiority of the Ram 1500, come in and take a closer look here at our Winnsboro, SC dealership. When it comes down to it, you simply get more out of the 1500 in every way.