At a time when so many automakers have trouble thinking beyond 50 shades of gray, Fiat Chrysler seems to follow a “more colors: more better” attitude, particularly with its (many) special editions. We’ve already seen several color-based special versions of the Dodge Challenger and Charger, and now the Ram 1500 pickup is joining in on the fun with a brightly colored limited edition called the Sublime Sport and two new colors for the off-road-oriented Ram Rebel.
“Sublime” resurrects a hue first applied to Mopar muscle cars in 1970. The Ram 1500 Sublime Sport is a limited edition: Only 3000 of these bright-green trucks will be made, all crew-cab models with the 5.7-liter Hemi V-8. Along with the monochromatic exterior look, this special Ram gets black wheels (22-inchers on rear-wheel-drive models and 20-inchers with four-wheel drive), a special hood with black stripes, black Ram badges, and green accents throughout the interior. Its starting price of $47,135 is about $3300 more expensive than a similarly equipped Ram 1500 Sport Crew Cab with the V-8.
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The off-road-oriented Ram Rebel, meanwhile, is gaining two new color options: Blue Streak and Delmonico Red. Both the Sublime Sport and these new hues for the Rebel will start arriving in dealerships in May, for buyers who are ready to lea...