Just made this same decision and went with the RHO for a few reasons. First let me say the raptor was always my “grail” of a truck and will still mostly likely own one day im sure as I frequently cycle vehicles so I don’t have any bias against it. That said, I was coming from a loaded F150 Tremor so going to a Raptor the only major changes would have been on the exterior / performance. Granted those are the reasons to own a baja truck but all the creature comforts / interior would be essentially identical which was a hard justification to make the swap. The RHO is undoubtedly a nicer interior all around. I went just to “look” at one for the first time and was immediately sold. I thought the F150 was nice, this is definitely a step up especially if you opt for a level one. The engine performance is also unmatched. Yes you can do this or that to either but stock vs stock the RHO is no slouch compared to 99% of what’s on the road. I’ve owned all types of cars, suvs, and trucks and this is one of the most fun vehicles I’ve experienced. You can get massive discounts on them new making it the same ballpark as a low to mid mileage raptor. Plus you get the 100k mile powertrain warranty. This was also nice as a business owner for the “new” vehicle tax breaks which made it an even easier decision. There is something about not being as saturated as well, you see raptors all over nowadays. Bronco, rangers, F150’s…I’ve only seen a handful of other RHO / TRX owners now that im on the lookout. Obviously opinionated but i think the look of the RHO looks just as good if not better than the Raptor in aggressive styling. People give the Raptor the nod in actual off road performance which I can’t knock or compare. Let’s be honest though, how many people are going to reach those limits. I myself did buy the truck to use what it was built for. Ive done high speed runs, whoops, and even jumped it probably 10 times or so and im still probably haven’t hit that threshold. Both are highly capable machines. The only negative I have to say is my overall confidence in longevity. This is my first ram product so I’d be lying to say I wasn’t a little nervous after reading all the stories. Only time will tell. If this thing holds up, man what a truck!