5.9 Cummins For Sale: 2001 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4 Diesel With Only 90k Miles 

It’s a collectors item at this point

Usually not the case with Gateway Car Collection there legit.

Yeah but that truck had a Magnum V10 in it.

@@SpeedDudeGTX Really? I Never Noticed Or Knew That It Was A V10 Magnum

but are they ? What is the actual sales price ? Are people paying this big premium because new ones are so much more ?

Hell they must love second gen cummins...even the rough shape ones are selling high...I have seen them rusted dents dirty ...if it's a cummins they want 10 12 on up..and that's for rough one's...this one is like brand new compare to one's I seen...

These lights typically cycle on for a short time soon as the engine starts - please see 4:50 to confirm there are no lights or issues with the ABS.

@deejo5.9 true nada is a guide and says that right on it, so you can either choose to follow it or go off the beaten path. And like i said this truck is super clean and should go for between 15k - 20k which is more than nada or kbb or Edmunds. I think all of them are alittle low and not following the market. But, if you want to spend 27k on a 100k mile truck with a insurance value of 13k at best, by all means go ahead. Your free to do as you like, just how i like to try and figure their prices out. Trust me, if you brought this truck in to trade do you think they are not going to use a nada trade value to negotiate with? Better yet if you can find someone to finance this truck due to being over 10 years old, think they are not going to use NADA to tell you how much of the high interest loan they will do on this truck. Oh and even the best point, go out and run over the neighbors dog causing over 9750.00 in damage to this truck. Guess what the insurance will total it due to it being more than 75% of NADA value. Now you have a salvage title truck that you paid over 27k for and it has a value of half what a NADA clean title truck is worth. And the insurance company is not paying you a dime more than NADA if this truck has a total loss, even if it is not your fault in an accident the other driver's insurance is only paying NADA. To summ it up, great looking trucks but is it worth the risk of loosing the difference of 14,000.00 dollars of hard earned money on these vehicles if something happens the day you buy it? Keep in mind the older it gets and as the miles goes up the less it is worth. But it is your call to spend 27 k on this or get something newer for the same amount that has more value if something happens... your decision.... Merry Christmas.

@@markymarkandthefunkybunch6200 I agree with you. Awesome clean great looking trucks but when it comes down to it insurance companies are going off what kbb and NADA are saying what they’re worth. If it’s your everyday truck are you willing to take that gamble that some dumb ass hits your truck that you paid 28 K and the insurance company totaled it. These guys get great trucks but I can’t take that gamble..