I Compared the 6.4L HEMI vs 6.7L Cummins at 200,000 Miles — ONE CLEAR WINNER

The 6.4L HEMI V8 vs. the 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel — which Ram engine comes out on top after 200,000 miles? Both engines have built a reputation among Ram truck owners, but they offer very different advantages when it comes to reliability, maintenance costs, fuel economy, towing performance, and long-term ownership. In this video, we compare the 6.4L HEMI and 6.7L Cummins to find out which engine makes more sense for the long haul. We take a closer look at common problems, potential repair expenses, high-mileage durability, and the factors that can make a big difference when owning a Ram 2500 or Ram 3500 for years. While the HEMI offers a gasoline-powered alternative, the Cummins brings diesel torque and heavy-duty capability to the table. But when you look at the bigger picture, which engine is the better choice at 200,000 miles? The answer depends on how you use your truck, how well it has been maintained, and what you expect from it over the long term. Watch until the end and decide which engine deserves the win. Which would you choose: the 6.4L HEMI or the 6.7L Cummins? Share your experience in the comments. Subscribe to Ram Guru for more Ram truck comparisons, engine breakdowns, reliability discussions, and ownership tips. #RamTrucks #HEMI #Cummins