How much longer does the quad cab have until it gets shelved?

Posted by Boeing-B-47stratojet@reddit | Autos | View on Reddit | 2 comments

I went to around 70 different Dodge/Ram dealerships in Florida and Georgia I found 0 2026 Quad cabs. I don’t see any on the road anymore. Ram doesn’t try to market them like GM and Toyota try to market the double cab. Or ford with the supercab.

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perkele_possum@reddit

They're only "popular" in work trucks. It'll probably stick around since it doesn't require a different frame so it's "free" to keep offering it. I'd wager what's going on with 2026 models is they're trying to stuff as many hemis in them as they can to get customers back, as the inline 6 hasn't been super popular. The hemi is not available in the quad cab, hence crew cabs only.

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Boeing-B-47stratojet@reddit (OP)

Just as an example There are 22 new supercab fords within 45 miles of me, spread across 3 different dealers. 9 of those are XLT trim. 2 STX. 4 of them are XL high, 7 of them are bare XL. 9 of them are 4WD. There are close to 50 double cab GM’s. Granted mostly in WT or Pro trim, but they are there none the less And 6 Toyota double cabs, 2 SR 6.5 foot, 1 SR 8 foot bed. 3 SR5/6.5 foot beds.