Available Box Sizes
MSRP
Payload
GVWR
Towing Capacity
Rear Legroom
Total Length
If you’re like a lot of our Whitewater customers, you need a truck that can work hard but has four doors so you can haul around your crew or the family. Did you know the RAM 1500 comes in two four-door options? Customers have their choice of the crew cab or quad cab. Which one is right for you? To help you decide, we’ve put together this detailed side-by-side RAM crew cab vs. quad cab comparison, using the 2020 RAM 1500 Tradesman.
The main difference between the crew cab and quad cab is that the crew cab is bigger. There’s more room for your passengers, as you drive them all around the Orfordville area. Here are the internal dimensions of the 2020 RAM 1500:
Rear Legroom
Rear Headroom
Passenger Volume
Both the crew cab and quad cab on the RAM 1500 come with a box that is 6’4” long. But that makes for an extra-long truck with the crew cab. So, when you choose the crew cab, you can also choose a shorter 5’7” bed, which isn’t available on the quad cab.
The crew cab weighs more than the quad cab, and that affects payload capacity. Why? Because a truck’s weight when loaded cannot exceed its Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR). That means the heavier crew cab leaves less weight for payload. The weight of the crew cab also affects towing capacity.
Payload
Quad Cab:
Crew Cab:
Towing Capacity
Quad Cab:
Crew Cab:
GCWR
Quad Cab:
Crew Cab
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