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2019 RAM ProMaster City Overview
The 2019 Ram ProMaster City is the smallest van in the vehicle’s lineup. With a wheelbase that measures 122.4 inches, it’s in a class with the Ford Transit Connect and Nissan NV200. All the same, it comes full of features designed to help owners utilize its compact footprint as efficiently as possible.
Ram offers the ProMaster City in two body styles. The Tradesman trim has two front seats, providing 131.7 cubic feet cargo capacity and the ability to fit 48.4 inches of cargo between the wheel wells, plus optional windows for the 60/40 split-folding rear doors. Wagon has side glass on the side doors and split-folding seating for five. Both styles are available in Tradesman and SLT trims. The Base trim gets 16-inch steel wheels clad in all-season tires, a 5-inch infotainment system, and durable cloth upholstery. The SLT trim adds a leather-wrapped steering wheel with audio controls, Bluetooth streaming, and satellite radio. It also unlocks a Lights and Wheels package, which adds aluminum alloy wheels and fog lights. Heated front seats are available with the Wagon SLT trim.
All Ram ProMaster City grades are front-wheel drive, getting power from a 2.4-liter inline four-cylinder engine with 178 horsepower and 174 pound-feet of torque mated to a 9-speed automatic transmission. The standard suspension gets heavy-duty stabilization, too. For all that, the ProMaster City can handle 1,886 lbs of payload and tow 2,000 lbs. The official fuel economy numbers aren’t in for the 2019 model, but they should be identical to last year’s numbers, which are 21 miles per gallon city, 28 highway, and 24 combined, along with a range of up to 448 total miles.
Safety features on the Ram ProMaster City are limited to a standard reversing camera and airbags, with as many as seven on the Wagon model. As it’s largely a commercial vehicle, the van hasn’t been crash-tested by any major safety agency.
The Ram ProMaster is part of a newer school of thought that trades the lumbering, massive, body-on-frame vans of yore for a smarter, smaller and well-packaged solution. Ideal for in-town deliveries or durable people-carrying, the 2019 Ram ProMaster City is a solid choice on the market.
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GuruXK7JY THESE VANS ARE TOTAL JUNK!!!! PURCHASED 4 OF THEM FOR MY FLEET VEHICLES AND THEY ARE FALLING APART. ENGINE PROBLEMS WITH ALL OF THEM. NEVER WILL I BUY THIS DODGE CRAP AGAIN.
pmross Scary. so far so good for me. I like that the design is 40 years old. Fiat parts are replaced by Dodge or Ram parts. Engine is uneven in low gear, but the torque makes it worth it. The shell is soft and dents easily, but for the money it beats the competition. Ask me in a year if the engine holds up.