The 2024 Ford F-250 has a 6.8-liter gas V-8 engine producing 405 horsepower and enabling a 14,800-pound towing capacity. The Ram 2500's 410-horsepower HEMI V-8 provides a 17,730-pound towing capacity. If you equip your RAM 2500 with the available diesel engine, you can use it to tow 19,990 pounds.

Although the F-250 is available with a diesel engine, it only allows for an 18,200-pound towing capacity. If you want a truck that can handle your off-road adventures, consider that the RAM 2500 has a 14.2-inch ground clearance, while the F-250's ground clearance only measures 9.7 inches.

While the RAM 2500 and Ford F-250 offer standard safety features, only the RAM 2500 lets you equip your truck with a digital rearview mirror. With this optional amenity, you can receive a real-time video stream of what's behind your vehicle and the sides of your tow trailer. In tow mode, you can see the area behind the trailer. This feature isn't available in the F-250. And while the F-250 has rear parking sensors, the RAM 2500 provides front and rear parking assistance.

When you compare the 2024 RAM 2500 with the 2024 Ford F-250, it's easy to see why you should choose the 2500. Test drive the RAM 2500 today.