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Looking for the latest Ram 2500 price insights? Whether you’re exploring the 2013 model or hunting for a reliable used truck, the Ram 2500 stands out in the heavy‑duty segment for its power, durability and versatile payload options. The exact pricing for a Ram 2500 2013 price depends on trim level, mileage, and condition, but our database gives you a clear breakdown of what to expect from a used Ram 2500, how it depreciates over time, and how it stacks up against its peers.

• Engine: 6.4L/6.6L Hemi V8 (V8 SRT, Laramie, etc.) delivering 410–475 hp
• Transmission: 6‑ or 8‑speed automatic, depend on year and trim
• Fuel Type: Regular gasoline (fuel economy varies by load and drive
• Towing Capacity: Up to 12,750 lb (standard) & up to 15,750 lb with dual rear axles
• Payload: Roughly 1,500–1,900 lb depending on cab and bed
• Dimensional Details:
  • Length: 215–226″
  • Width: 80–80.5″ (including mirrors)
  • Height: 74–76″
  • Wheelbase: 123–151″
• Interior Features: Optional leather, power seats, Infotainment 7‑"10‑inch Touchscreen, Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto
• Safety and Driver Assist: Rear vision camera, blind spot monitor, lane departure warning (available on higher trims)

Ram 2500 depreciation patterns are fairly predictable after the first year. A new Ram 2500 typically loses 15‑20% of its original value during the first 12 months, then stabilizes around 5‑7% each subsequent year. For example, a benchmark 2013 Ram 2500 that started near $27,000 might be worth between $14,500 and $16,500 for a well‑maintained condition in today's used market, depending on mileage and service history. These figures illustrate why a used Ram 2500 often delivers great value for buyers looking for a capable truck without the premium of new‑vehicle buying.

When you ask, what is a 2013 Ram 2500 worth, the answer varies widely. Buyers find that a 2013 Ram 2500 in good condition usually falls into the $13,000–$18,000 range, depending on the following variables:

• Trim level (Regular Cab vs. SuperCab vs. Crew Cab)
• Bed length (6.5″ vs. 8.5″)
• Single vs. dual rear axle
• Overall mileage
• Geographic location & market demand
• Interior options and wipers of modern user‑friendly tech

In the “used Ram 2500 price” landscape, you’ll see that a superCab with a 6.6‑L V8 engine, 10‑year warranty and 40,000 mi sits comfortably in the $15k‑$17k bracket, whereas a scheduled maintenance‑minoriling, four‑year-old, 2013 Ram 2500 3500‑FN0 on the east coast might range from $18k up to $22k. The range is intentionally wide because each truck becomes its own identity when you examine the service history, tire wear and aftermarket add‑ons.

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