Ram Auction Values

Browse all Ram models with auction and retail price data. Find the best deals at Manheim, ADESA, Copart, and IAA.

Ram at Auto Auctions

Ram inventory is a fixture on wholesale run lists nationwide, with 4 models cycling through the major auction houses. 1500, 2500, 3500, ProMaster tend to draw the most bidder attention. Knowing the retail comp before the lane opens is what separates profitable Ram buys from break-even ones — The Runs List computes that spread per listing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Ram sell for at auction?
The average auction price for a Ram is approximately $22,000. Actual prices vary based on condition, mileage, title status, and location.
What is the retail value of a Ram?
Comparable retail listings for the Ram average about $31,000. Use this as the ceiling when working backwards to a maximum auction bid.
What is the profit margin on a Ram from auction?
The typical spread between auction and retail price for a Ram is approximately $9,000. After accounting for buyer fees, transport, reconditioning, and other landed costs, the net profit will be lower. Use The Runs List to calculate your exact max bid and expected profit.
Is a Ram a good car to buy at auction?
It can be — the Ram moves regularly through Manheim, ADESA/Openlane, Copart, and IAA lanes. The deciding factors are unit-specific: condition report, verified mileage, title brand, and where the bidding lands against retail comps. The Runs List grades each listing A–D so strong units stand out immediately.
Where can I find a Ram at auction?
Major wholesale channels — Manheim, ADESA/Openlane, Copart, and IAA — all move the Ram regularly. The Runs List scans upcoming run lists so you know which sales actually have the units you want before you commit to attending.

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