What the Big Horn / Lone Star adds over the Tradesman
Spec
Tradesman
Big Horn / Lone Star
Ground clearance
8.3 in
8.6 in
Third-row headroom
39.2 in
39.9 in
Third-row legroom
35.3 in
44.8 in
MPG (city)
20 mpg
19 mpg
MPG (combined)
22 mpg
21 mpg
MPG (highway)
25 mpg
24 mpg
Overall height
77.5 in
77.6 in
Overall length
228.4 in
232.4 in
Turning radius (curb-to-curb)
45.1 ft
46.2 ft
Wheelbase
140.6 in
144.6 in
Standard here, not on the base trim: 4x4, Crew Cab 5-ft. 7-in. box — 144.5-in. wheelbase, Electronic on-demand transfer case, Electronic-locking rear differential
Active-level four-corner air suspension systemoptional
Cargo0 std · 3 opt
Trailer-tow Groupoptional
Bed Utility Groupoptional
Towing Technology Groupoptional
Ranked by what shoppers ask about first; standard equipment before options.
Transcribed from the manufacturer's official press kit for the 2027 1500. Confirm with the window sticker for a specific unit.
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Common questions about the Big Horn / Lone Star
Source: EPA, NHTSA and manufacturer press kits
What does the 2027 Ram 1500 Big Horn / Lone Star add over the Tradesman?
Against the Tradesman, 4 features become standard that the Tradesman does not and 10 published specifications differ. Both lists are on this page, taken from the manufacturer's own press material.