Mine was a combo of abilities and looks. I was very close to ordering a 502A lariat space white with the sport package but that red interior is a little ugh. Saw the tremor on the B&P and built a loaded 402A to a very similar price point. If I got the lariat it would have needed a small lift and new tires which would have put me well over the Tremor price. After researching the Tremor and learning that it's way more than 33's and dual exhaust I was beyond sold.
Honestly the rebel doesn't even come close in aesthetics, function, performance, technology, luxury, or convenience. You did so much better with the Tremor.
Its interesting seeing how many people were looking for a Tundra, Rebel or Trail Boss and ended up with a Tremor.Still haven't seen one in person. I was looking for a Rebel / Trail boss, no clue this existed until ~October'21.
Couldn't settle for the crap interior of the trail boss and everyone is buying them around me, have 3 in my development
Everybody and their brother owns a ram right now, all with the black out packages and / or the rebel specifically. Hadn't seen one locally up until this last year...
Initially I thought I was settling for a unique truck but after all the reviews/comments etc, this looks to be the "diamond in the rough".
I'm really looking forward to getting it built and driving it home. Modding the shit out of it!
I think the big push away from chrome is a huge factor + off road style trucks are just 'in' right now & don't have the chrome (maybe it's just my hatred of chrome). Trying to find a truck without chrome is/was damn near impossible - off the lot.
right now but I'm here for it and hoping that it's as good as everyone on here says it is.
Happened to me also. Like above poster said hate the chrome. Rams really are terrible right now in every category other than just looking good. I would've got a chevy RST with the 6.2 and 10 speed but that interior is horrible.... the screen is laughable. Only thing keeping me from a Lariat was the lack of the aggressive look like a ram or Chevy but the Tremor solved that, plus has all the bells and whistles anyways, and the offroad capability. It's even priced well in my opinion for what you get compared to other trucks in its class, though the removal of certain things for '22 due to shortages should have included credits in my opinion.
