Expect black badging, black grille, black bezel headlamps, blackened tail lights, black “ram horns” above the grille, and much more. Color selection will be limited to about five or six colors. Night Edition models will be available on Big Horn/Lone Star and Laramie trim-levels according to our sources. The other exciting news we are hearing from our sources is that SHAP has started production of the long-awaited 20 Night Edition pickups, we told you about back in January. Ram 1500 Laramie Crew Cab 4×4 at Sterling Heights Assembly Plant. Black Forest Green and Rugged Brown are also out for 2020 and have been replaced with Olive Green and Walnut Brown. However, some people will be excited to hear that it has been replaced by another popular blue color, Hydro Blue.
For those who love the popular Blue Streak color, we are said to tell you the color has been replaced. The first bit of news is the discontinuation of three colors from the 2019 model year as well as the addition of three new ones. We do have a few exciting tidbits we will share with you about the new 20 pickups. While we can’t share all the details on the 20, just yet. Ram 1500 Laramie Longhorn Crew Cab 4×4 at Sterling Heights Assembly Plant. Now, we know that these trucks are one heading for dealers in the near future. While Ram has announced during a recent recall, the plant that builds all of the Ram 1500 (DT) pickups were building pre-production spec trucks of the 20 models. According to our sources at the Sterling Heights Assembly Plant (SHAP) in Sterling Heights, Michigan, production of the 2020 model year pickups started on Monday, July 22nd.
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