The first thing that catches your eye is the color. A beautiful deep metallic blue. And then you see the classic Ram front with that iconic front grill. Leather interior with heated seats and steering wheel adds to the comfort of winter driving. The four-wheel drive really helps in our Midwest winters. We have pulled campers and boats, pulled vehicles out of ditches and the truck has yet to let us down. The lumbar support makes long drives comfortable and the cab is spacious. The console in the middle is very handy for storage and also makes a great armrest. The back seats are just as comfortable as the front, if not even more so, along with ample leg room. The console has an alert system, which is great. The tires have sensors in them that shows up as an alert when tire pressure is low. There have been a few hiccoughs with the tire sensors; they are not cheap. While the truck is not the best on gas mileage, it does get around 20-21 miles per gallon if we take it easy. Back to winter driving, the remote start is fantastic and has spoiled us. The truck has a beige interior, and the trim has been customized to match the metallic blue of the truck body. I believe it's one of a kind! The one thing that surprised me was a cooler built into the back seat floor. And an even bigger surprise is that we have actually used it! We have had the truck for nine years now and still love it as much as when we brought it home from the dealer.

I own a 2009 Dodge 1500 Crew cab pickup truck. It drives better than any car I have ever driven. I can't think of anything I dislike about it. It has a cd player, am/fm radio. Plenty of leg room both front and back. It's sporty, has good take off. It's powerful, it drives nice. It might not be the best vehicle for a shorter person, but there is a handle that allows you to pull up and sit in the seat, or you could find some after market side steps. It's a sharp looking truck, it hauls people comfortably and cargo. It's a all around good pick up truck. It's good on gas too, I have the flex fuel model, which allow me to gas up using regular or flex type fuel.. Around here the flex fuel runs about $1.99 A gallon. It' s comfortable too, I drive around 400+ miles a week and it's nice to be comfortable in a truck. It doesn't bounce you around like some trucks I've driven or ridden in. For the money the Dodge 2009 is my kind of truck.