The pickup truck comes in different cab sizes, including regular, quad, crew, and mega. Many Ram enthusiasts often end up choosing between two – Crew Cab and Mega Cab.

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Crew cab trucks provide more space for front and rear passengers compared to extended cabs. They also include full-size rear windows, with back doors that resemble a regular sedan or SUV.

The crew cab is the most popular truck configuration, accounting for some three-quarters of U.S. pickup sales.

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Crew cab trucks provide more space for front and rear passengers compared to extended cabs. They also include full-size rear windows, with back doors that resemble a regular sedan or SUV.

If you're shopping for a new pickup truck, you may be debating between crew cabs and extended cabs. Both can fit extra passengers, but one is bigger.

Crew cab trucks provide more space for front and rear passengers compared to extended cabs. They also include full-size rear windows, with back doors that resemble a regular sedan or SUV.

Extended Cab Vs. Crew Cab If you’ve ruled out a regular cab truck because of your passenger needs, you may have difficulty deciding between a crew cab and an extended cab pickup.

Crew cab trucks provide more space for front and rear passengers compared to extended cabs. They also include full-size rear windows, with back doors that resemble a regular sedan or SUV.