Ram Trucks Introduces New Top-of-the-Line Laramie Limited Edition, will Debut in Chicago

The Chrysler Group's Ram division is going to present a new range-topping edition of its pickup truck called the Laramie Limited with added features at the upcoming 2012 Chicago Auto Show, which opens to the general public on February 10. "The launch of the Ram Laramie Longhorn edition gave us a boost in the ultra-premium pickup segment and exceeded our expectations,” said Ram boss Fred Diaz. “Ram Laramie Limited offers customers an even wider selection of luxury models. We expect a lot of interest in the Laramie Limited."
On the outside, the Ram Laramie Limited features a body-color front fascia with fog lamps and a matching, painted rear bumper – with the exception of the 2500 and 3500 models in white and silver exterior colors that get chrome front and rear bumpers.
A chrome grille surround with billet inserts along with the chrome accents on the side molding, mirrors, door handles and tubular side steps, and 20-inch forged alloys on the 1500 and 17-inch fully polished aluminum wheels on the Heavy Duty models, round out the upgrades on the exterior.
In the cabin, the Laramie Limited edition boasts a full-leather cockpit in a black shade with contrasting graystone piping which includes the seats, parts of the dashboard, lower center console and door panels, the steering wheel and the automatic transmission shifter.
Other goods include in the Laramie Limited package are the LED lighting at the inside door handles, a high-gloss piano-black trim on the center stack and chrome trim on the dashboard and door panels.
The Laramie Limited models are fitted with a navigational radio, remote start, back-up camera, power adjustable pedals with memory, heated steering wheel, front ventilated and heated seats and rear heated seats as standard.
According to Ram, the Laramie Limited will be available in the second quarter of the year in 1500 (1/2-ton), 2500 HD (3/4-ton) and 3500 HD single- and dual-rear-wheel (1-ton); Crew Cab and Mega Cab; four-wheel drive and two-wheel drive; and short- and long-wheelbase models.