Ram: car auctions USA

15,514 vehicles found
111,000 USD 2023 Ram 1500

2023 Ram 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU92PN573349

Lot: 61931034

Local 2025-02-12
89,500 USD 2024 Ram 1500

2024 Ram 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU94RN135421

Lot: 82037944

copart 2025-03-05
82,500 USD 2024 Ram 1500

2024 Ram 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU94RN170556

Lot: 84637154

copart 2025-03-10
79,500 USD 2022 Ram 1500

2022 Ram 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU90NN158365

Lot: 44448815

copart
79,500 USD 2024 Ram 1500

2024 Ram 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU91RN101470

Lot: 79479644

copart 2025-03-11
71,000 USD 2022 Ram 1500

2022 Ram 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU98NN320226

Lot: 41152757

Local 2025-01-20
69,750 USD 2022 Ram 1500

2022 Ram 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU91NN354363

Lot: 41537698

iaai 2025-03-11
69,625 USD 2023 Ram 1500

2023 Ram 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU95PN505577

Lot: 41156324

Local 2025-01-27
68,750 USD 2023 RAM 1500

2023 RAM 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU96PN591613

Lot: 44654108

iaai 2026-07-09
68,500 USD 2022 Ram 1500

2022 Ram 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU93NN172647

Lot: 41539123

iaai 2025-03-11
67,025 USD 2024 Ram 1500

2024 Ram 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU95RN141440

Lot: 40484957

Local 2025-01-27
66,500 USD 2023 Ram 1500

2023 Ram 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU94PN572591

Lot: 82167634

Local 2025-02-13
66,500 USD 2023 Ram 1500

2023 Ram 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU96PN503305

Lot: 42795185

copart 2025-03-14
66,500 USD 2023 Ram 1500

2023 Ram 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU98PN536614

Lot: 73233174

Local 2025-01-09
66,000 USD 2024 Ram 1500

2024 Ram 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU90RN140809

Lot: 79855614

copart
64,000 USD 2023 Ram 1500

2023 Ram 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU98PN529971

Lot: 41540876

iaai
64,000 USD 2023 Ram 1500

2023 Ram 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU90PN671439

Lot: 40357374

Local 2025-01-28
63,000 USD 2022 Ram 1500

2022 Ram 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU99NN357365

Lot: 78680564

Local 2025-01-22
62,500 USD 2023 RAM 1500

2023 RAM 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU98PN500521

Lot: 45726604

iaai 2026-07-13
62,000 USD 2023 Ram 1500

2023 Ram 1500

VIN: 1C6SRFU96PN559129

Lot: 88155125

Local 2025-02-04

Ram Trucks from USA Auctions

Ram is a symbol of the American pickup truck in its purest form. Since separating from Dodge in 2010, Ram has become an independent brand whose flagship Ram 1500 consistently competes for the title of the best-selling full-size pickup in the United States. For European buyers searching for a vehicle offering a level of space, power, and towing capability rarely seen on this side of the Atlantic, American car auctions provide one of the most cost-effective ways to acquire such a truck. Models like the Ram 1500 equipped with the legendary HEMI 5.7 V8 engine appear regularly on Copart and IAAI auctions, often with minor cosmetic damage or light collision history. This creates a realistic opportunity to purchase a vehicle worth well over €40,000 for a fraction of that price. It is also worth comparing these trucks with Ford pickup trucks from US auctions, which represent Ram’s main competition in the American market. However, Ram often stands out thanks to one of the most luxurious interiors in the pickup segment, especially in trims such as Laramie and Limited.

Ram Truck Auctions in the USA

Bidding on Ram vehicles at platforms like Copart or IAAI requires understanding the unique nature of the American pickup segment. In the United States, full-size trucks are not merely work vehicles in the traditional European sense. They are frequently equipped as comfortable daily drivers featuring ventilated seats, large touchscreen infotainment systems up to 12 inches, advanced driver-assistance systems, and even air suspension. Auctions list everything from basic work-oriented Ram Tradesman versions to high-performance models like the Ram 1500 TRX, powered by a supercharged V8 producing more than 700 horsepower. The heavy-duty lineup — Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 — attracts buyers who need exceptional towing capacity, often exceeding 15 tons.

Many Ram trucks appear on auctions with salvage titles after hail damage or insurance claims related to accidents or floods. Thanks to their body-on-frame construction, such vehicles can sometimes be repaired without major structural issues. Like Chevrolet vehicles from US auctions, Ram trucks benefit from excellent spare-parts availability in the global aftermarket, which significantly reduces potential repair costs after importing the vehicle.

Ram Auction History on Copart and IAAI

Recent auction data shows steadily growing interest in Ram vehicles among European importers. Becoming an independent brand allowed Ram to focus exclusively on pickups and commercial vans, which led to significant improvements in interior quality, technology, and comfort in newer generations. The fifth generation Ram 1500, introduced in 2019, marked a major leap forward thanks to its lighter construction using high-strength steel and aluminum, the eTorque mild-hybrid system, and one of the most advanced infotainment systems available in the pickup segment.

On Copart and IAAI, these newer trucks appear increasingly often as a result of insurance claims or road accidents. Importing such a vehicle to Europe typically involves customs duties, VAT, and excise taxes depending on the engine size. Even after adding shipping costs and repairs, the total price is still significantly lower than purchasing the same model from an official European dealer. It is also worth noting that Dodge vehicles from American auctions share many mechanical components with Ram trucks, making servicing easier for workshops specializing in American vehicles.