The Dodge Dakota is a mid-size pickup truck that was discontinued in 2011. Read more Dodge reviews to learn about other models. How do I know I can trust these reviews about Dodge Dakota? How do I ...

I’ve never once thought about how aerodynamic the second-gen Dodge Dakota may or may not be. Of course, I’m pretty clueless when it comes to stuff like that; the closest I’ve been to a wind tunnel was ...

Jacob's Dodge RAM 250 was custom-ordered by his grandfather in 1992. Thirty-three years later, it's still on the road and helping the family get things done. If you ask Jacob, he'll call it a ...

The first-generation Dodge Dakota pickup had an undeniable allure. It debuted in 1986 as a midsize truck, slotting between the compact Dodge Ram 50 and full-size Dodge Ram in the automaker's truck ...

This 1992 Dodge Dakota LE Longbed, a super clean, original V8 truck with 72,284 miles, is garage-kept with no rust or modifications, offering a pristine interior and cold AC.

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Well-preserved 1992 Dodge Dakota LE with 71,181 miles. Features a 5.2L V8 engine, automatic transmission, and a long bed. Factory original with no modifications, rust, dents, or leaks. Starts, runs, ...

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The third generation of the Dodge Dakota was unveiled in 2004 for the 2005 model year and morphed into the mid-size pickup segment available in two cab versions, the Club Cab and the Quad Cab.

The Ram TRX was a ridiculous vehicle. Who actually needs a 702-horsepower, 6,000+ pound performance off-road pickup that gets just under 11 mpg? No one, of course, but we loved it all the same for its ...

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From the July 1992 issue of Car and Driver. Let's agree from the outset that any car or truck is getting pretty grizzled after a production run of ten years or so. The Dodge Ramcharger full-size ...