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The 2026 Ram Longhorn Tries to Sell Individuality by the Thousand

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Ram's Texas-flavored Longhorn trim sets out to give a mass-produced pickup the feel of a one-off, cowboy-built rig. Car and Driver's look at the truck found that translating that kind of personal, custom character onto a factory line is a harder trick than it sounds. The result is a case study in what it takes to manufacture something that's supposed to feel singular.

With reporting from Car and Driver.

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