A Built to Serve badge adorns the dashboard and black chrome interior trim matches the darkened look on the exterior. No matter which variant, ...

Previously dedicated to trucks that pay homage to each branch of the U.S. military (bar Space Force), Ram is extending its “Built to Serve” badge to a second phase of trucks that honor all ...

The 2022 Ram Built to Serve series focuses on giving thanks to first responders, starting with firefighters. The truck comes in Redline and Diamond Black.

2023 Ram 1500 ‘Built to Serve’ Emergency Medical Service (EMS) dashboard badge. ... The Built to Serve EMS starts at $56,810, which includes the $1,895 destination charge.

The latest Ram 1500 Built to Serve pickup honors emergency medical service workers ... Its cloth and vinyl sport seats have Velcro patches on the shoulders for uniform badges and PALS/MOLLE ...

Other features include “Built to Serve’ instrument panel badge, deeply bolstered performance cloth and premium vinyl Sport seats, Black Onyx Chrome interior trim, and all-weather rubber slush mats.

Read Also: Ram Launches Second Wave Of “Built To Serve” Editions To Honor First Responders In addition, Ram has fitted the truck with an all-black grille and surround, black bumpers, a black ...

Complementing the look are black badges, black wheel-to-wheel side steps and dual four-inch black exhaust tips. Inside, these Built to Serve trucks represent each of the three main emergency ...

Ram debuted the Built to Serve special edition saga in 2019 with a series of pickup trucks dedicated to the five military branches. This year, the Stellantis brand honors the first responder ...