This rather unexpected turnabout will result in around 1,500 returning workers at Belvidere to support mid-size pickup truck ...
Size was a BIG consideration. Full size pickups are simply TOO big. Trade off between used Dakota and new (other) mid-size pickups is cost. If the Dakota was still being made -- essential the same ...
Dodge’s parent company, Chrysler, discontinued the Dakota in 2011. The manufacturer did not officially explain why it made the decision or whether the line would ever return. While no stated ...
Kuniskis may be wanting a new midsizer in the US and Canadian markets, but it's not going to be an easy job for Stellantis to ...
"We’re a truck brand and we don’t have a compact, we don’t have a mid-size," boss Tim Kuniskis said. "Kinda disingenuous to ...
Back when the Ram name was still part of Dodge, they produced the Dakota for nearly 25 years. It sat on Dodge's truck lineup as a mid-size pickup, and before that, Dodge produced the D50 and ...
I bought mine used and I believe it had a rough life before I bought it. It took some getting used to after owning a 1500. My truck has a softer life now and it is a good quality truck.
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