The agreement doesn't name the truck but our best guess is that it could be the rumored Ram Dakota. The current Dodge Durango ...

Dodge’s parent company ... popularity of midsize pickup trucks in the U.S. Unlike the full-sized Ram, the Dakota was conceived in the 80s as a midsize truck with a more affordable price.

You have probably heard that Dodge has stopped selling V8-powered Chargers and Challengers. And you may know that Ram 1500 ...

It wasn't always like this for Ram. 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 ...

the Dodge Dakota featured smaller dimensions than the Dodge Ram but was also one of the most capable vehicles in its class. After a 1997 redesign that involved the adoption of a Ram-like front end, ...

Chrysler is officially killing the 2011 Ram Dakota this week ... Chrysler sold a scant 13,000 Dakotas last year. By contrast, Dodge moved 177,000 of the midsize pickups in 2000.

the Dodge Dakota featured smaller dimensions than the Dodge Ram but was also one of the most capable vehicles in its class. After a 1997 redesign that involved the adoption of a Ram-like front end, ...

Expecting the debut of the Dakota Hellcat would borrow from the iconic Ram 1500’s class-leading, award-winning features and Dodge’s track-minded performance such as Launch Assist and Control ...

Part of the Chrysler Group, Dodge represents the performance ... and the D-50 became the Ram 50 that same year. The Dakota was launched in 1987, creating an industry-first mid-size pickup, and ...

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