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Embrace the Dark: Ram's New Night Edition for Workhorse Trucks

Unveiling the 2027 Ram Chassis Cab Night Edition

For the upcoming 2027 model year, Ram is introducing an alluring Night Edition package for its robust Chassis Cab trucks. This new offering caters to those who desire a more aggressive, blacked-out appearance for their commercial vehicles, moving away from traditional chrome accents.

Availability Across the Chassis Cab Range

The Night Edition package extends its sophisticated dark treatment to the 3500, 4500, and 5500 Chassis Cab models. Customers have the flexibility to select this package for either Regular Cab or Crew Cab configurations, ensuring a wide range of applicability for various commercial needs.

Distinctive Styling for Big Horn and Laramie Trims

On the Big Horn trim, the Night Edition incorporates black-painted wheels, prominent black badging, gloss-black grille inserts, and a Sport Performance hood. Complementing these elements are body-colored components such as the grille surround, front bumper, and fender flares, along with black parking sensors and door handles.

Laramie's Refined Dark Persona

The Laramie trim also benefits from the Night Edition, which adds black-painted wheels, black badging, gloss-black grille elements, and the Sport Performance hood. Many body-colored features and parking sensors come standard on the Laramie, further enhancing the cohesive dark theme.

Power and Performance Remain Unchanged

Beneath the stylish new exterior, the 2027 Chassis Cab models maintain their formidable mechanical specifications. Power options include the reliable 6.4-liter Hemi V8 engine, delivering 375 horsepower and 429 pound-feet of torque, paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission. Alternatively, the robust 6.7-liter Cummins turbocharged inline-six diesel engine is available, boasting 360 hp and an impressive 800 lb-ft of torque.

Pricing and Ordering Information

The Night Edition package is priced at $2,195 for Big Horn models equipped with either the Level 1 or Level 2 Equipment Group. For Laramie models, the package is available at a slightly lower cost of $1,695. Orders for these distinctive trucks are set to commence in the fourth quarter of 2026, with deliveries expected later that year.

Value Proposition for Commercial Owners

While the additional cost of the Night Edition package is notable for a utilitarian vehicle, it offers a convenient factory-installed customization option. This eliminates the need for owners to pursue aftermarket modifications, providing a seamless and professional blacked-out look directly from Ram. For businesses that use their trucks as mobile advertisements, this aesthetic upgrade can significantly enhance brand image and presenc

Porsche has unveiled a new limited-edition model, the 911 GT3 Bergsport, which will be exclusively available in four European countries: Austria, France, Italy, and Switzerland. Only 100 units of this special vehicle will be produced, making it a highly sought-after collector's item. American consumers will not have the opportunity to purchase this particular model.

This unique GT3 Bergsport variant is rooted in the current 911 GT3 Touring, incorporating the Lightweight Package. It features a six-speed manual gearbox for an engaging driving experience and is equipped with lightweight forged-aluminum wheels. The car's design pays homage to the legacy of Alpine hillclimb racing, a significant part of Porsche's motorsport heritage. Its official introduction will take place at the Arosa ClassicCar event on September 3, 2026, on the historic 4.5-mile course that evokes the spirit of Porsche's past Bergspyder racers. Deliveries for this exclusive model are anticipated to begin in the winter of 2027/2028.

The Essence of Alpine Heritage in Design and Performance

The Porsche 911 GT3 Bergsport distinguishes itself with a design that harmonizes exhilarating driving dynamics with aesthetic cues inspired by the majestic Alps. A notable exterior feature is the bespoke Valleygreenmetallic paint, a custom shade created through Porsche's 'Paint to Sample Plus' program, making it unique to this limited series. The interior continues this theme, showcasing custom Valleygreen leather with detailed stitching that mimics mountain peaks, an exclusive touch not found in other 911 GT3 iterations.

Mechanically, the Bergsport leverages the Lightweight Package, which includes forged aluminum wheels and, critically, a six-speed manual transmission. This setup caters to drivers who prefer direct engagement with their vehicle on winding mountain roads. Additionally, a front-axle lift system is integrated to facilitate navigating challenging terrains and steep inclines, while an extended 23.8-gallon fuel tank ensures ample range for extensive journeys through the Alps, emphasizing its touring capabilities over track-focused performance. Porsche emphasizes that this project seamlessly blends the advanced engineering of the 911 GT3 with styling that echoes the brand's profound connection to the Alpine region, drawing a direct link to the historic Bergspyder hillclimb specials.

Exclusivity for European Enthusiasts

The development of the Porsche 911 GT3 Bergsport was a collaborative effort among Porsche's teams in France, Italy, Austria, and Switzerland, underscoring its strong regional ties. This strategy of creating market-specific editions allows Porsche to acknowledge and reward its loyal customer base in these regions with a product that resonates with their local automotive culture and heritage. For enthusiasts outside these designated markets, particularly in the United States, the experience of the Bergsport will largely be limited to digital media, observing its performance and unique attributes through photographs and videos.

Under the hood, the Bergsport retains the formidable naturally aspirated 4.0-liter flat-six engine from the standard 911 GT3, delivering 502 horsepower and 346 pound-feet of torque to the rear wheels. This powertrain configuration is ideally suited for a road-legal tribute to hillclimb racing, prioritizing high-revving performance and manual control rather than simply maximizing power output. Its limited production run of 100 units, confined to specific European countries, further enhances its exclusivity, ensuring it remains a coveted piece for those privileged enough to acquire one.