The seats do end a little bit prematurely, and as a result they are lacking a bit of support under the knees. We found the back seats to be comfortable, but small, and we sure wouldn't want to ride in them for any length of time. Room for passengers in the rear is tight, but still better than most pickups. The rear seats fold up, providing a fair amount of interior storage space. The ergonomics are fine in the Dodge Ram Sport, with everything located exactly where one would expect it.
Visibility is good, with windows all around the cab.
Like an increasing number of new cars these days, because of the curve at the front of the hood, it's difficult to tell precisely where the front of the truck is when you re driving. We felt particularly safe in this car. The Dodge Ram should prove easy to service. Like all pickups, there's enough room in the engine compartment for two engines. The 5.9- liter Magnum engine is old technology, but it's also a proven workhorse.