

The 2026 Ram 2500 Big Horn Crew Cab 4x4 6'4" Box is the right truck for buyers who need genuine heavy-duty capability every day — not just on weekends. The in-stock unit at NewGen Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Clinton is powered by the legendary 6.7L Cummins High Output Turbo Diesel engine producing 430 horsepower, paired with an 8-speed TorqueFlite HD automatic transmission. With a sticker of $72,318 MSRP, this Bright White Clearcoat Crew Cab arrives loaded with the Night Edition, heated seats, 5th wheel/gooseneck towing prep, and instrument panel auxiliary switches — making it a genuinely complete work and family truck from day one.
Table of Contents
- Exterior Features That Withstand Farmland and Outdoor Lifestyle
- Powertrain Performance Built for Farming and Weekend Adventures
- Cabin Comfort and Space for Long Drives and Family Trips
- Infotainment and Connectivity Designed for Rural Workdays and Community Events
- Safety Technologies Tailored for Rural Roads and Agricultural Worksites
- Pricing and Trim Options That Fit Farming and Family Budgets
- Warranty, Maintenance, and Service Support for Reliable Ownership
- Frequently Asked Questions from 2026 Ram 2500 Big Horn Crew Cab Buyers
How Much Can the 2026 Ram 2500 Big Horn Crew Cab 4x4 6'4" Box Tow and Haul for Onsted Families?
The 2026 Ram 2500 Big Horn Crew Cab 4x4 is purpose-built for heavy-duty towing and hauling, and the specific unit currently on the lot at NewGen Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Clinton comes equipped with the 5th Wheel/Gooseneck Towing Prep Group — one of the most telling options on the window sticker for anyone who moves livestock trailers, grain haulers, or flatbeds regularly.
That towing prep group is a meaningful addition for farm families in the area. It prepares the truck's frame, wiring, and bed for 5th wheel and gooseneck hitch installations, which are the preferred hitching methods when towing heavy agricultural loads across gently rolling terrain. A conventional ball hitch simply cannot match the stability and weight distribution those configurations provide when you're pulling a loaded livestock trailer down a gravel two-track near Onsted.
The powertrain behind all of this is the 6.7L Cummins High Output Turbo Diesel I-6, delivering 430 horsepower and backed by the 8-Speed TorqueFlite HD Automatic Transmission. Diesel torque is what moves heavy loads from a standstill without strain, and this engine's reputation for durability in demanding work environments is well established among farmers and tradespeople who put real miles on their equipment.
The Transfer Case Skid Plate Shield included on this truck adds another layer of confidence for buyers who venture off paved roads — protecting a critical drivetrain component when crossing uneven ground or rutted field access roads.
For buyers who want to compare capability across the Ram lineup before deciding, our current heavy-duty Ram inventory includes both 2500 and 3500 configurations. If you're considering a lighter-duty option, the Ram 1500 lineup is also available. To see exactly what's on the lot right now, browse our new Ram 2500 inventory — and check current Ram incentives to see if any manufacturer offers apply to your purchase.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Engine | 6.7L Cummins High Output Turbo Diesel I-6 |
| Horsepower | 430 HP |
| Transmission | 8-Speed TorqueFlite HD Automatic |
| Drivetrain | Four Wheel Drive |
| Towing Prep | 5th Wheel/Gooseneck Towing Prep Group |
| Skid Plate | Transfer Case Skid Plate Shield |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
Exterior Features That Withstand Farmland and Outdoor Lifestyle
Step back from this truck and the first thing you notice is that the Big Horn Crew Cab 4x4 in Bright White Clearcoat carries a presence that goes beyond standard pickup styling. The Night Edition package on this specific unit adds blacked-out exterior accents that sharpen the truck's visual profile — a popular choice for buyers who want a work truck that looks the part both at the job site and at a Saturday community gathering.
Practically speaking, the exterior equipment list on this truck is chosen with working conditions in mind. The Painted Flat Wheel-To-Wheel Side Steps run the full length of the rocker panel, giving easy access to the Crew Cab's rear doors and the bed — useful when you're loading gear, checking cargo, or helping kids climb in after a long day outdoors. These steps are a genuine quality-of-life feature on a tall 4x4 truck, not just a styling element.
The Rear Wheelhouse Liners protect the inner fenders from the mud, gravel, and road debris that come with driving on unpaved farm roads and field access tracks. Southern Michigan's mix of dirt two-tracks and gravel county roads can throw a lot of material at the underside of a truck, and these liners reduce the long-term wear that accumulates without them.
Clearance Lamps round out the exterior package, providing the federally required visibility markers for a truck of this size — practical for early-morning farm departures or late-night hauling runs when other drivers need to clearly identify the truck's width and height on rural two-lane roads.
The Bright White Clearcoat finish is a perennial choice among work truck buyers for good reason: it shows grime clearly (so you know when to wash), reflects heat in summer, and photographs well for resale. It pairs cleanly with the Night Edition's darker trim elements for a look that reads as purposeful rather than flashy.
Powertrain Performance Built for Farming and Weekend Adventures
Diesel torque is the reason farm operators and tradespeople choose the Ram 2500 over lighter-duty alternatives, and the 6.7L Cummins High Output Turbo Diesel in this truck is the engine that built that reputation. Producing 430 horsepower and delivered through the 8-Speed TorqueFlite HD Automatic Transmission, this powertrain is engineered to handle sustained heavy loads — the kind that come from pulling a fully loaded gooseneck trailer across rolling terrain or hauling a bed full of building materials to a work site without breaking a sweat.
The Four Wheel Drive system makes the engine's output genuinely usable in the conditions rural Michigan regularly delivers. Spring thaw turns field access roads into mud, late-season rains soak gravel two-tracks, and winter brings snow and ice to every road in the region. Four-wheel drive on a truck this capable means you're not choosing between getting the work done and protecting the truck — you do both.
The 8-Speed TorqueFlite HD Automatic deserves specific attention. An eight-speed transmission gives the engine a broader spread of gear ratios to work with, which translates to better efficiency at highway speeds (important for longer hauls) and stronger low-speed pulling power when you need it most. The "HD" designation signals that this transmission is built to handle the higher torque loads the Cummins diesel produces — it's not a passenger-car unit adapted for truck use.
The Transfer Case Skid Plate Shield noted earlier works in concert with the drivetrain by protecting the transfer case — the component that splits power between the front and rear axles — from rocks, stumps, and debris when you're driving in terrain that would damage an unprotected unit. For buyers who regularly access wooded areas or uneven ground near Napoleon or on agricultural properties, this protection is not optional equipment in any practical sense.
The combination of a high-output diesel engine, a purpose-built HD automatic transmission, full-time 4x4 capability, and drivetrain protection hardware makes this truck's powertrain genuinely suited to the demands of southern Michigan farm life — not just capable on paper, but equipped for the specific conditions buyers in this area face every season.
| Powertrain Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Engine | 6.7L Cummins High Output Turbo Diesel I-6 |
| Induction | Direct injection, VVT, intercooled turbo |
| Output | 430 HP |
| Transmission | 8-Speed TorqueFlite HD Automatic |
| Drivetrain | Four Wheel Drive |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Emissions | 50 State Emissions compliant |
Cabin Comfort and Space for Long Drives and Family Trips
A Crew Cab layout changes what a heavy-duty truck can be for a family. The Big Horn Crew Cab configuration provides four full-size doors and a genuine rear seat — not the fold-up bench of a regular cab — which means this truck works equally well for hauling a work crew to a job site on Monday and loading up the family for a weekend trip to the lake on Saturday.
The interior of this specific unit is finished in Black premium cloth bucket seat upholstery, which is a practical choice for a working truck. Cloth holds up well to daily use, doesn't get as hot as leather in summer sun, and cleans up easily after a day on the farm. The bucket seat configuration in front provides a defined center console area, which adds storage and keeps driver and passenger comfortable on longer drives.
The Heated Seats and Wheel Group is one of the most appreciated comfort options on a Michigan work truck. Starting a cold-weather workday in a warm seat and with a warm steering wheel in hand is a genuine quality-of-life improvement — not a luxury add-on. For buyers who are out the door before sunrise during planting or harvest season, heated seats make those early starts noticeably more comfortable.
The MOPAR Front and Rear Rubber Floor Mats are a practical inclusion that protects the carpet from the mud, water, and debris that inevitably come with farm and outdoor use. They're easy to pull out and rinse off, which matters when the floor of a working truck sees real use every day.
The Crew Cab's rear seating provides meaningful legroom for adult passengers — important when you're transporting a work crew or fitting the whole family in for a community event. The tall roofline and wide door openings make entry and exit easier than many competitors, and the Painted Flat Wheel-To-Wheel Side Steps on the exterior reduce the step height for shorter passengers and kids.
The Instrument Panel Mounted Auxiliary Switches add a practical touch for buyers who run aftermarket equipment — lights, air compressors, winches, or other accessories — by providing clean, factory-style switching without running wires through the cab.
Infotainment and Connectivity Designed for Rural Workdays and Community Events
Staying connected between job sites, farm properties, and family commitments is a real daily need — not a feature-sheet talking point. The 2026 Ram 2500 Big Horn addresses this with Ram's Uconnect infotainment system, which provides a touchscreen interface for navigation, media, and phone connectivity. If you want a deeper look at how Uconnect works across the Ram lineup, our Uconnect technology overview covers the system's capabilities in detail.
Smartphone integration is a standard expectation on a truck at this price point, and the Big Horn delivers it. Connecting your phone to the system lets you access navigation apps, music streaming, and hands-free calling without taking your eyes off the road — practical whether you're coordinating a delivery or navigating to an unfamiliar farm property.
The Instrument Panel Mounted Auxiliary Switches tie into the broader connectivity story for working truck buyers. These factory-installed switches give you clean, labeled control over auxiliary electrical equipment — a detail that matters when you're running a plow, a work light array, or an air compressor and need reliable switching without improvised wiring.
For buyers who use their truck for business logistics — tracking deliveries, coordinating crews, or managing small business operations — hands-free calling through the infotainment system keeps communication safe and legal on rural roads where cell signal can be inconsistent.
The Night Edition package's exterior treatment doesn't directly affect infotainment, but it does reflect the kind of buyer this truck is built for: someone who wants a capable, well-equipped vehicle that handles both the work week and the weekend without compromise. Whether that weekend involves a community event or a trip out to a local lake, the connected cabin keeps everyone comfortable and informed along the way. NewGen Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Clinton hosts its own Go Topless Day event for the broader Jeep and truck community — a sign of the kind of engaged ownership culture you're joining when you buy here.
Safety Technologies Tailored for Rural Roads and Agricultural Worksites
Towing a loaded trailer on rural two-lane roads demands more from a truck's safety systems than typical highway driving, and the 2026 Ram 2500 Big Horn is equipped to meet that demand.
The 5th Wheel/Gooseneck Towing Prep Group on this truck is not just a hitch preparation — it's part of a broader towing ecosystem that includes the truck's stability and braking systems working together with the trailer connection. A properly configured 5th wheel or gooseneck connection distributes trailer weight more evenly over the truck's axles than a conventional ball hitch, which improves braking performance and reduces sway — both critical safety factors when hauling heavy loads on roads that may have soft shoulders or limited sight lines.
The Transfer Case Skid Plate Shield protects the drivetrain from sudden impacts that could otherwise leave you stranded in a remote area, far from assistance. On farm properties and rural access roads, the distance to help is real — protecting the drivetrain means protecting your ability to get home safely.
The Rear Wheelhouse Liners contribute indirectly to safety by preventing debris buildup that can interfere with brake and suspension components over time. Keeping the undercarriage clean and protected is a maintenance practice that supports consistent braking and handling performance.
The Four Wheel Drive system itself is a safety asset in adverse conditions. Southern Michigan's seasonal weather — ice in winter, mud in spring, wet gravel in fall — creates traction challenges that 4x4 capability directly addresses. Maintaining vehicle control on a loaded truck is fundamentally a safety issue, and having 4x4 available when conditions change is a meaningful protection for the driver, passengers, and other road users.
The 50 State Emissions compliance on this truck ensures it meets current environmental and regulatory standards across all markets — a practical consideration for buyers who may travel or operate in states with stricter emissions requirements.
Pricing and Trim Options That Fit Farming and Family Budgets
The 2026 Ram 2500 Big Horn Crew Cab 4x4 6'4" Box currently in stock at NewGen Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Clinton carries an MSRP of $72,318. That figure reflects a truck that arrives with a meaningful equipment list already included — the Night Edition, the Big Horn Level 1 Plus Equipment Group, the Heated Seats and Wheel Group, the 5th Wheel/Gooseneck Towing Prep Group, the Instrument Panel Mounted Auxiliary Switches, MOPAR front and rear rubber floor mats, painted flat wheel-to-wheel side steps, rear wheelhouse liners, and the transfer case skid plate shield, among other items.
For buyers comparing this truck against alternatives in the heavy-duty segment — the used GMC Sierra 2500HD, used Chevrolet Silverado 1500, or used Ford F-150 options — the Ram 2500's Cummins diesel powertrain and towing prep equipment offer the heavy-duty capability many buyers need.
If the new Ram 2500 is above your current budget, NewGen Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Clinton carries a broad range of pre-owned vehicles. You can browse used Ram 2500 listings or explore used Ram 1500 options for a lighter-duty alternative. The dealership's value-priced pre-owned inventory covers a wide range of makes and models — including used Chevrolet Traverse, used Jeep Grand Cherokee, used Ford Bronco Sport, and many others — for buyers whose needs extend beyond a heavy-duty truck.
| Vehicle Detail | Specification |
|---|---|
| Year / Make / Model | 2026 Ram 2500 |
| Trim | Big Horn Crew Cab 4x4 6'4" Box |
| Stock Number | N26504 |
| VIN | 3C63R5DL7TG284187 |
| Condition | New (20 miles) |
| MSRP | $72,318 |
| Exterior Color | Bright White Clearcoat |
| Interior | Black (Premium cloth bucket seats) |
| Engine | 6.7L Cummins HO Turbo Diesel I-6 |
| Transmission | 8-Speed TorqueFlite HD Automatic |
| Drivetrain | Four Wheel Drive |
NewGen Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Clinton's promise is straightforward: transparent pricing, a pressure-free sales process, and finance experts who work with a variety of lenders to find terms that fit your situation. You can start the financing process today by completing a credit application online or by visiting the dealership's financing options page to explore what's available. The dealership also periodically offers employee pricing on new vehicles — worth checking before you finalize your purchase decision.
If you're trading in a current vehicle, NewGen will buy your car with no purchase required. You can get an estimate on your current vehicle's trade-in value online before you visit, which makes the conversation at the dealership faster and more straightforward.
Warranty, Maintenance, and Service Support for Reliable Ownership
Ram's factory warranty coverage provides the baseline protection for your 2026 Ram 2500 purchase — contact NewGen Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Clinton directly for the specific terms applicable to this vehicle, as warranty details can vary by component and configuration.
What matters as much as the warranty itself is having a trusted service partner nearby when the truck needs attention. At NewGen Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Clinton, certified technicians use genuine Mopar parts to keep your Ram running the way it was built to run. That matters on a diesel truck — the Cummins engine and TorqueFlite HD transmission are specialized components, and having technicians who know them servicing your truck is a real advantage over taking it to a general repair shop.
For routine maintenance, you can use our express service lane for quick turnaround on oil changes, filter replacements, and fluid checks — the kind of regular service that keeps a diesel engine in top condition over the long haul. When your Ram needs scheduled Mopar service, you can book a Mopar service appointment directly, or schedule your service visit online at any time. Keep an eye on current service specials and service discount offers — loyal customers and new owners alike can take advantage of rotating promotions that reduce maintenance costs over time.
At NewGen Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Clinton, the service relationship doesn't end at the sale. Our certified technicians are here to keep your truck working as hard as you do, season after season.
Frequently Asked Questions from 2026 Ram 2500 Big Horn Crew Cab Buyers
Q: What engine does the 2026 Ram 2500 Big Horn Crew Cab 4x4 in stock at NewGen have?
The in-stock unit (Stock #N26504) is powered by the 6.7L Cummins High Output Turbo Diesel I-6 producing 430 horsepower, paired with the 8-Speed TorqueFlite HD Automatic Transmission and Four Wheel Drive. This is a diesel direct injection, VVT, intercooled turbo engine — the same Cummins configuration that has made the Ram 2500 a benchmark in the heavy-duty segment for buyers who prioritize towing strength and long-term durability.
Q: Does this truck come ready to tow with a 5th wheel or gooseneck setup?
Yes. The in-stock 2026 Ram 2500 Big Horn (Stock #N26504) includes the 5th Wheel/Gooseneck Towing Prep Group as a factory option. This prepares the truck's frame, bed, and wiring for 5th wheel and gooseneck hitch installations — the preferred configurations for heavy agricultural trailers, horse trailers, and large equipment haulers. You'll still need to purchase and install the appropriate hitch hardware, but the truck's prep work is already done from the factory. Browse our work truck inventory to see other capable options alongside this one.
Q: What comfort and convenience features come standard on this Big Horn?
This specific unit includes the Heated Seats and Wheel Group, Night Edition exterior package, Big Horn Level 1 Plus Equipment Group, Instrument Panel Mounted Auxiliary Switches, MOPAR Front and Rear Rubber Floor Mats, Painted Flat Wheel-To-Wheel Side Steps, and Rear Wheelhouse Liners. The interior features Black premium cloth bucket seats. This is a well-equipped truck from the factory — not a base-spec model that requires significant additions to be practical.
Q: Can I finance this truck through NewGen Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Clinton?
Absolutely. NewGen works with a variety of lenders to find financing terms that fit your budget, and the process starts online. You can submit a credit application before you visit, or explore financing options at your own pace. The dealership also notes that buyers with a range of credit situations are welcome to apply. There is no pressure, and the finance team's goal is to find a solution that works for your situation.
Q: Does NewGen Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Clinton buy vehicles without requiring a purchase?
Yes — NewGen will buy your current vehicle with no purchase required. You can submit your vehicle for appraisal online to get an estimate before you visit. This is a straightforward way to understand your trade-in position before committing to a new truck purchase.
Q: How do I see this truck in person or ask questions before visiting?
NewGen Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Clinton is located at 1111 W Michigan Ave, Clinton, MI 49236. You can reach the team by phone at (517) 456-6555, or browse our current Ram 2500 inventory online to confirm availability before making the drive. Customer Tiara Jankowski noted on Google that "Brandi was so friendly and made the whole process easy and simple" — the kind of straightforward, welcoming experience the dealership consistently delivers.
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