2018 Ram Harvest Editions unveiled

Ram dealers would undoubtedly sell a Harvest Edition pick-up to anybody, but farmers are the obvious target market.

Indeed, New Holland Blue and Case IH Red paintwork are exclusively available, which means this special edition truck will match other pieces of agricultural equipment. If neither appeals, then alternative shades can be ordered instead (but sadly there's no green option for John Deere fans).

Ram 1500 Harvest Edition Quad Cab (2018) Front Side

A chrome finish on the 'Wave Mesh' front grille, mirror caps, door handles and bumpers spruces up the exterior. Mud flaps, all-terrain tyres, black tubular side steps, a spray-in bedliner and a fold-out bumper step are also part of the enhanced specification.

Ram 2500 Harvest Edition Crew Cab (2018) Front Side

A mix of practicality and technology defines the interior. Rubber mats cover the floor, while the dashboard houses a touchscreen-controlled Uconnect infotainment system. Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatible, it features satellite navigation and 4G wifi.

Ram 3500 Harvest Edition Crew Cab (2018) Front Side

The Harvest Edition is being offered in 1500, 2500 and 3500 guises. Customers can choose any existing four-door cab, box length and powertrain combination.

Prices in the USA start from $39,910 (plus a $1,395 destination charge) and deliveries are due to begin during the third quarter of 2017.

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