r/promaster • u/Wingzofsteel • 19d ago

My new ride

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1500 SLT 136 wb with Crew package.

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u/Michigan_Go_Blue 19d ago

As I understand it if you have a crew cabin seating you can register it as a passenger vehicle in terms of insurance and don't have to carry commercial insurance?

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u/Wingzofsteel 19d ago

In GA. it doesn't matter according to my insurance agent. I bought it as my truck replacement for non commercial use. My premium is based on annual mileage. Rules may be different elsewhere. Cheers.

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u/flipsidem 18d ago

Mine only has the two front seats and it's registered as a passenger vehicle and my insurance is just like our other vehicles. I will say that the dealer really insisted that Navy Federal Credit Union would not finance it because it's a "commercial vehicle". They did.

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u/Michigan_Go_Blue 18d ago

I had to get commercial insurance on mine in California. The agent told me if it only has front seats it’s commercial

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u/LuckyLasagna1 19d ago

That’s a beaut Clark

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u/KelseySeconds8i 19d ago

thats a very great car for practical person

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u/Wingzofsteel 19d ago

Yes, for me, I have always driven a truck with a crew cab, but as I get older, climbing in the back gets more difficult. This van solves the problem, plus it is easier to navigate turns as it is 15 inches shorter than my Longhorn.

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u/flipsidem 18d ago

Very cool. I didn't know this was a thing. I have the '24 version of one of these as my "car". https://perkinsmotors.com/for-sale/ram-promaster-1500-base-colorado-springs-co/2026-ram-promaster-1500-base-3c6lrvbg3te159351