The warranty on unsold Dodge Rams can vary, depending on several factors such as the model year, dealership policies, and the specific terms of dealership agreements.

Frequently Asked Questions

• 1. What is the standard warranty on a new Dodge Ram?
  The standard warranty covers 3 years or 36,000 miles, along with a powertrain warranty of 5 years or 60,000 miles.
• 2. Do unsold Dodge Rams retain their new car warranty?
  Yes, unsold Dodge Rams typically maintain the manufacturer’s warranty as they have not been registered or sold.
• 3. Are there extended warranties available for unsold models?
  Many dealerships offer the option to purchase extended warranties for unsold models, extending coverage beyond the standard term.
• 4. How does the warranty transfer if I buy a used unsold Dodge Ram?
  The warranty can usually transfer to the new owner if it has not expired, but it’s wise to check with the dealership for specifics.
• 5. What happens to the warranty if the vehicle sits unsold for an extended period?
  Generally, the warranty period does not change, but some manufacturers or dealers might have specific provisions regarding long periods of inactivity.
• 6. Can certified pre-owned vehicles come with a warranty?
  Yes, certified pre-owned Dodge Rams often come with additional warranty coverage beyond the original manufacturer warranty.
• 7. What common exclusions should I be aware of?
  Warranty exclusions may include damage from accidents, misuse, lack of maintenance, and specific modifications to the vehicle.

Warranty Overview

Statistics on Unsold Dodge Rams

Mind Map of Key Warranty Aspects

• Warranty Duration
  • Basic Warranty
  • Powertrain Warranty
  • Roadside Assistance
• Transferability
  • New Owner Rights
  • Failure to Transfer Conditions
• Exclusions
  • Accidental Damage
  • Unmaintained Vehicles
• Extended Warranty Options
  • Dealership Offerings
  • Coverage Beyond Standard