This isn't the first time we've seen a camouflaged small Ram pickup truck. However, it is the first time we've seen a prototype in North America. Our spy sources don't have an exact location, but this rig wears a Michigan license plate so it's definitely being tested in the States. And judging from the tattered state of the camouflage, it's being tested pretty hard.
Unfortunately, the ripped-up camo wrap still isn't ripped enough to give us a clear look underneath. At the front, it's very easy to spot headlights that look much like those on the Ram 1500. Rectangular driving lamps at the corners also resemble the full-size truck, and though the grille is covered, bulges and hints of body lines suggest it will have a similar shape to its big brother. Behind the grille could be two engine options: a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder or a 2.2-liter turbodiesel. If this is sold in North America, we suspect the gas motor would be the only option.
