The 1997-2004 Dodge Dakota Sport Quad Cab
2005+ Dodge Dakota review
Back in the 1980s, Dodge looked at its lineup of full-size trucks and its Mitsubishi-made compact pickup, and decided something was missing. In between the little trucks and the big ones, they stuck the nation's first (and, for a long time, only) mid-sized pickup, the Dakota. It could carry and tow much more than the D-50, Ranger, and S-10/Sonoma (1995 | 2001), but less than the D-150 and its competitors. It was the ideal solution for people who had substantial towing or hauling needs, but who did not need the excessive bulk of a full-size pickup.
2005+ Dodge Dakota review
Back in the 1980s, Dodge looked at its lineup of full-size trucks and its Mitsubishi-made compact pickup, and decided something was missing. In between the little trucks and the big ones, they stuck the nation's first (and, for a long time, only) mid-sized pickup, the Dakota. It could carry and tow much more than the D-50, Ranger, and S-10/Sonoma (1995 | 2001), but less than the D-150 and its competitors. It was the ideal solution for people who had substantial towing or hauling needs, but who did not need the excessive bulk of a full-size pickup.
Review Notes: 2000 4.7 V8, automatic, 4WD Quad Cab |