2022 Ram 1500 Built to Serve Edition Honors Firefighters

After a first phase of Ram 1500 Built to Serve editions that included all five of the U.S. Armed Forces, Ram has started on the second phase featuring a Built to Serve Edition to honor firefighters. With only 9,000 units available, this Built to Serve Firefighter Edition can be added to a 2022 Ram 1500 as an additional package. If you’re interested in the latest Built to Serve Ram truck, your friends at Hebert’s Town and Country Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Shreveport, Louisiana have all the details.
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Nothing says firefighter like a big red truck. Ram will honor America’s firefighters with exactly that this year. Ram Trucks has launched the first of its 2022 Built to Serve Editions which is a tribute to firefighters in glossy red steel. The first of the batch is the Ram 1500 Firefighter Edition, which is based on the Big Horn/Lone Star trim level. It’s a limited edition that carries a starting price of $46,625. It’s expected to hit our lot this spring.
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The 2022 Ram 1500 Firefighter Edition is available in a choice of Redline or Diamond Black paint. It wears a blackened grille and grille surround and black bumpers. You can also represent your pride with a black American flag Built to Serve decal located at the rear quarter panel of the truck. It has impressive 20-inch technical gray painted cast aluminum wheels and an included off-road group, which features a raised ride height, heavy-duty shock absorbers, a locking rear differential, and more.
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The 2022 Ram 1500 Built to Serve Firefighter Edition is a salute to our hard-working first responders. At Hebert’s Town and Country CDJR, we’re thankful for the people who protect us locally every day. If you’re interested in the 2022 Ram 1500, come visit your friends at Hebert’s Town and Country Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Shreveport or shop on our website.
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