On a crisp autumn morning in the heart of the Rockies Jake fired up his 2020 Ram 2500 Laramie Mega Cab 4WD. It wasn't just a truck---it was his lifeline his adventure buddy and his workhorse. Today it had one job: tow his father's classic Airstream trailer up to their family cabin for a long-overdue reunion. The Ram's 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel roared to life effortlessly pulling the trailer along the winding mountain roads. With its 1000 lb-ft of torque and 15000-pound towing capacity it hardly felt the weight behind it. The luxurious interior---complete with leather-trimmed seats an enormous 12-inch touchscreen and a surround-view camera---made Jake feel like he was gliding even as he maneuvered steep inclines and hairpin turns. As he reached a particularly tricky gravel path the 4WD system and adaptive suspension kicked in ensuring the trailer stayed steady. Jake smiled remembering his da's stories of struggling with their old truck in these very mountains years ago. He chuckled thankful times (and trucks) had changed. By mid-afternoon the Ram had delivered him and the trailer to the cabin without a hitch. As Jake's dad stepped out to greet him he gave an approving nod toward the Ram. "That's not just a truck" his dad said patting the hood "that's a legend." For Jake the 2020 Ram 2500 wasn't just a vehicle---it was a bridge to memories family and the open road.