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The Dodge Ram 1500 is the truck that first planted the flag of durability and work‑horse power in the United States in 1981. By the time the 1999 model rolled off the shop floor, it had become the benchmark for a half‑ton family pickup, equipping a rambunctious generation of buyers with a creature that could tow a jet‑skis set next to a lawnmower with equal bravado.  Whether you’re looking for a pristine showroom 1999 Ram or a more seasoned, used Dodge Ram 1500 price piece for a sensible budget, the dial that influences the dollar is more transparent when you examine the vehicle’s dimensions, performance, and most critically, its longevity.  If you’ve asked “what is a 1999 Dodge Ram 1500 worth?” the answer lies not just in the sticker, but in what it truly holds on the open road.  By decoding the data for each year and condition, the database allows you to visualize a realistic cost based on the region, mileage, and maintenance history, all while considering how Dodge Ram 1500 depreciation changes as engines age.

The pickup’s 1999 iteration featured a refined but still rugged set of components perfect for casual talent. Below is an overview of the key specs that define the 1999 Dodge Ram 1500, useful for a quick glance when you weigh a Dodge Ram 1500 price** or strategize a trade‑in.

• Engine: 4.7 L V8 ­– 210 hp / 280 lb‑ft of torque
• Transmission: 4‑speed automatic or 3‑speed manual (trifecta of choices for the era)
• Drive Train: Full‑time or Light‑heavy‑load available; 4WD standard on all 1500’s
• Fuel Type: 87 octane regular for the V8 and an available 8.8 L V8 turbo for the 1999 Ram 1500 L
• Dimensions:
  • Wheelbase: 114 in (305 cm)
  • Overall Length: 199 in (505 cm)
  • Width: 78 in (198 cm)
  • Height: 71 in (180 cm)
• Weight (Curb): 4,800–5,300 lb (2,172–2,404 kg) depending on configuration
• Fuel Economy: 16 mpg city / 19 mpg highway with 4‑speed; 14/16 with the newer 3‑speed manual transmission
• Capacity: 6‑passenger seating standard, up to 8–passenger in crew‑cab models

Depreciation Insight

Rental markets show that the Dodge Ram 1500’s value curve flattens after its first few years. The typical consumer sees the truck drop about 15‑20% of its purchase value in the first year.

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