2019 Ram Promaster City Passenger Wagon parked on street side

2019 Ram ProMaster City Passenger Wagon Lake Elmo, MN 

The 2019 Ram ProMaster City Passenger Wagon promises drivers and passengers a people-first environment that’s comfortable and adaptable. Being passenger-friendly doesn’t just mean comfortable seats and quality materials. The wagon’s thoughtfully-crafted cabin offers ample space to stow your belongings with a massive rear cargo space, overhead storage, an oversized glove box and a multitude of in-cabin storage bins. Read on to learn more about the 2019 Ram ProMaster City Passenger Wagon in Lake Elmo, MN. 

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2019 Ram Promaster City Passenger Wagon under-hood graphic

Performance

Featured standard on the Ram ProMaster City, the 2.4-liter Tigershark MultiAir 2 stands as Ram’s largest and most powerful four-cylinder gas engine. The heavy-duty engine gifts the wagon with a class-leading 178-horsepower standard engine power rating. The ProMaster City also scores a best-in-class 174 lb.-ft. of torque and an unmatched 2,000-lb. maximum tow capacity. The package gets topped with a class-exclusive nine-speed automatic transmission. 

2019 Ram Promaster City Passenger Wagon cabin layout

Versatile Cabin

The Ram ProMaster City Passenger Wagon’s adaptable cabin makes accommodating any mixture of cargo and passengers a breeze. 60/40 split Fold-and-Tumble rear seats provide an extra flexible seating layout, bringing a total of nine available seating and cargo-carrying layouts to choose from. The seats fold neatly into the cabin floor to create a seamless 69.2-inch-long cargo area behind the front seats. Leave those seats up, and the passenger wagon can comfortably seat up to 5 passengers while still offering a 54.7-inch-long cargo area. 

Ram Promaster City Passenger Wagon headlight and grille

Low-Cost Maintenance

Ram’s designers aimed to make the ProMaster as cost-efficient as possible, and it looks like they hit their mark. The automaker decided to fit the ProMaster with a front-wheel-drive system, which requires fewer mechanical parts than the typical rear-wheel-drive system, making it easier and less cost-intensive to maintain. The model also maximizes time between service visits with a 10,000-mile oil change interval. And with a best-in-class estimated fuel rating of 28 highway mpg, you can spend more time on the road and less time at the pump.