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Ram Offers Additional Paint Options to Commercial Customers

AUBURN HILLS, MI - Based on customer demand, the Ram Truck brand has announced that it will add a "National Fire Safety Lime Yellow" paint option to 2011 Ram commercial trucks, including 2500/3500 Heavy Duty pickups and 3500/4500/5500 Chassis Cab trucks.

by Staff
December 1, 2010
2 min to read


AUBURN HILLS, MI - Based on customer demand, the Ram Truck brand has announced that it will add a "National Fire Safety Lime Yellow" paint option to 2011 Ram commercial trucks, including 2500/3500 Heavy Duty pickups and 3500/4500/5500 Chassis Cab trucks. The color, part of the Company's low-volume paint program, is commonly used on emergency and other government agency vehicles, and is available for immediate order.

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"Commercial truck buyers are at the center of our business," said Ram Truck Brand President and CEO Fred Diaz. "To be successful in this business, you have to listen to your buyers. Emergency vehicles provide a vital community service. That's why Ram Trucks offer proven, reliable, durable products that meet the needs of the municipalities that rely on them. Not only are Ram Trucks hard workers, but because our customers asked for a high degree of personalization, they're also available in thousands of configurations to meet a wide range of uses."

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Ram Truck manufacturing operations can fulfill special paint orders with a minimum batch size of 10 trucks, although any one customer may order as few as a single vehicle (including National Fire Safety Lime Yellow).

Ram Truck offers the following special low-volume paint color options for 2500 through 5500 models:

  • Black

  • Bright Red

  • Dark Brown

  • Detonator Yellow

  • Light Cream

  • Light Green

  • Omaha Orange

  • School Bus Yellow

  • Timberline Green Pearl

  • Yellow

  • National Fire Safety Lime Yellow

The Ram Truck team is also in the process of introducing eight additional colors to the low-volume paint palette in the near future, which will bring the total to 31 available paint colors. The new colors, coming soon on Ram Heavy Duty pickups and Chassis Cab trucks include:

  • Case IH Red

  • Case Construction Power Tan

  • New Holland Agriculture Blue

  • New Holland Construction Yellow

  • D.T. Green

  • Green Angel

  • S.R. Green

  • Robin Egg Blue

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The availability of Ram Trucks in Case and New Holland paint colors provides customers, dealers and service operations with a convenient way to create a visually coordinated vehicle collection

Additional special paint colors will be added to the Ram commercial truck palette based on customer demand and 10-order minimum batch size requirements.

Ram Truck specialty paints are a $400 option.

Ram Heavy Duty and Chassis Cab trucks are also available in the following standard and optional colors:

  • Bright Silver Metallic

  • Bright White

  • Brilliant Black Crystal Pearl

  • Deep Cherry Red Crystal Pearl ($225 option)

  • Hunter Green Pearl

  • Deep Water Blue Pearl ($225 option)

  • Flame Red

  • Mineral Gray Metallic

  • Rugged Brown Pearl

  • White Gold Metallic

  • Saddle Brown Pearl (pickups only)

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