News - Market Insight - Market Insight 2017Market Insight Market Insight 2017Boxed in: The MY17 Ram 2500 with new RamBox option could attract more buyers to the Mexican-built pick-up that is converted to RHD in Melbourne, but it remains an expensive proposition at $142,900 plus on-roads. 29 May 2017 By TERRY MARTIN - After a slower start than anticipated when its locally converted Ram pick-up trucks were launched almost 18 months ago, American Special Vehicles (ASV) is now inching its way towards the sales volume it projected when the joint-venture operation between Ateco Automotive and Walkinshaw Automotive Group entered the Australian marketplace. - ASV was initially expecting to sell about 600 Ram pick-up trucks last year, counting on pent-up demand for the luxurious American behemoths that are offered in 2500- and 3500-series guise, both with a Cummins-sourced 276kW/1084Nm 6.7-litre six-cylinder turbo-diesel engine and currently priced from $139,500 and $143,900 (plus on-road costs) respectively. Click here for full story: Market Insight: Ram’s tough road in Australia ![]() Read more19th of May 2017 ![]() Ram range expands with new 35002017 model year changes to Ram 2500 and 3500 as new options and variant added27th of July 2016 ![]() Ram 1500 ute gets $2 billion lift-offFCA announces big factory rejig for mid-sized pick-up that’s in frame for Australia7th of July 2016 ![]() 24 dealers sign up for Ram so farGrowing national retail network drives Ram pick-up sales to record levels in June6th of July 2016 ![]() ASV looks to GM for next big moveBeyond Ram, the Walkinshaw-Ateco partnership hopes for a GM RHD deal15th of February 2016 ![]() Ram trucks digging in Down UnderThirty dealers and 1000 annual long-term sales target for American Special Vehicles20th of November 2015 ![]() Market Insight Market Insight 2015 |
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