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The 2020 Ram 1500 Night Edition is available in the Big Horn and Laramie models. This truck is versatile and attractive, and it can handle rough terrain and tough tasks while keeping your passengers comfortable. It's a great choice for businesses, commuters, and off-road drivers. Here's some more information about the Night Edition's best features. more A Practical, Bold Exterior The 2020 Ram 1500 Night Edition has a large, black grille with horizontal bars and RAM lettering in the center. The sculpted hood near the grille and the side mirrors have black accents, and the bumper is body-colored. This truck also comes with prominent hood vents, black headlight and taillight bezels, and black exhaust tips. The Big Horn Night Edition comes with 20-inch black aluminum wheels, and the Laramie version has similar 22-inch wheels. Choose the Big Horn for automatic halogen headlights, fog lights, heated side mirrors, and perimeter lights. Models with a Quad Cab, a larger Crew Cab, a 5-foot, 7-inch bed, and a 6-foot, 4-inch bed are available. With the Laramie, you'll also get auto-dimming side mirrors with memory settings. Black side steps and a multifunction tailgate are optional. You can open this tailgate like two doors or like conventional versions for easier loading and unloading. Excellent Performance This Ram 1500 is efficient, maneuverable, and fun to drive. The Big Horn and the Laramie both come with a Pentastar 3.6-liter V-6 engine with eTorque that provides 305 horsepower and 269 pound-feet of torque. It can tow up to 7,730 pounds, and its eTorque mild hybrid system uses a generator and a 48-volt battery instead of a conventional alternator. It produces an extra 90 pound-feet of torque, and it helps you save fuel. A 5.7-liter HEMI V-8 engine that gives 395 horsepower and 410 pound-feet of torque is available as well. It can pull up to 11,610 pounds. With the optional eTorque system, it produces an additional 130 pound-feet of torque, and towing capacity increases to 12,750-pounds. Both trim levels come with an engine oil cooler, and an engine block heater is optional. They also have eight-speed automatic transmissions, heavy-duty shocks, and rotary gear shifters. An Advanced, Luxurious Interior The 2020 Night Edition has sleek, black seats and black interior accents. It also comes with folding rear seats, a storage area under the front seat cushion, and a locking glove box. With the Laramie, you'll also get eight-way power front seats, memory settings for the driver's seat, a 115-volt power outlet, and ventilated front seats. Dual-zone climate control with rear air vents, a heated leather-wrapped steering wheel, and adjustable pedals with memory settings are standard as well. Heated front seats are optional with the Big Horn and standard with the Laramie. A sunroof is optional with either trim. For more information about the 2020 Ram 1500 Night Edition, visit Crenwelge Motors. You can look through our extensive inventory and take a test drive for yourself. We're open on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Image via RAMtrucks.com

Kerrville is a small city in Texas that's located in the heart of Texas Hill Country. In addition to a variety of outdoor activities, the area is also known for its nice selection of museums, theaters, and galleries. When you're interested in exploring the artistic side of Kerrville, be sure to check out a few of these popular destinations. more Museum of Western Art The Museum of Western Art in Kerrville is an art museum dedicated to sculptures and paintings that showcase life in the American West. Their permanent collection includes pieces from artists like Robert Lougheed, Frank Hampton, and Bill Nebeker. In The Children's Gallery: Journey West exhibit, you can follow the travels of a family heading to the West, through the eyes of the daughter and the diary she keeps. Another popular exhibit at the museum is the Artist of the Month program, which features a living regional artist who creates Western-themed art. Kerr Arts and Cultural Center The Kerr Arts and Cultural Center is situated in downtown Kerrville and represents more than 600 member artists. The exhibits at the cultural center change regularly, so you always have a chance to see something different. Even better, admission is always free, which makes it easy to stop by and see what's new anytime you want. While you're at the cultural center, make sure you save some time to check out the gift shop so you can explore the handcrafted items made by member artists. Cailloux Theater If you're looking for a great place to catch a live performance in Kerrville, Cailloux Theater is the ideal place. This performing arts theater hosts a variety of performances throughout the year, including plays, concerts, and ballets. The theater is also home to Symphony of the Hills, which comprises around 75 players, most from the Kerrville area. Every year, the symphony holds four unique and captivating performances at the theater. River's Edge Gallery Art lovers in Kerrville shouldn't miss an opportunity to visit River's Edge Gallery. This gallery has an extensive collection of more than 50 artists ranging from traditional to contemporary. On top of that, the gallery has a variety of artist categories, including museum artists. To be included in this category, artists must-have pieces in an accredited museum's permanent collection. Other categories at the gallery include established artists, who are award-winning and full-time artists, as well as specialized artists who offer a unique style of artwork. Playhouse 2000 Playhouse 2000 is the community theater group in Kerrville that presents a full schedule of plays and musicals every year, including everything from young talent in the Youth Theater to Shakespeare in the Park during the summer. Most of the Playhouse 2000 performances are held at the VK Garage Theater. However, you might also have a chance to see some select performances at the Cailloux Theater. No matter what type of creative art you're interested in seeing, you know you can enjoy some of the best when you check out the artistic side of Kerrville.   Image via Pixabay.com by janetrr