Dodge Dakota

The Dodge Dakota supplemented in 1987, the pick-up program of Chrysler

With the pick-ups of its D-Series and the models of the Series Dodge Ram was the American Chrysler -Konzern owned brand Dodge in the US since the 1960s as one of the best-known suppliers of vehicles with open cargo space, which for the commercial vehicles and recreational Trucks use came. With the oil crises of the 1970s triggered pressure even easier pick-ups to develop with better fuel economy, enhanced Dodge its program with a truck in the lighter weight class of 1987-2011 than in the years Dodge Dakota rolled off the line. In the last few years of construction, Chrysler marketed the pick-ups as Ram Dakota. Specificity of the pick-ups: He was one of the few trucks on the market, which was offered in a version with a V8 engine.


The Dodge Dakota Comes in Two Body Versions On The Market

The first generation Dodge Dakota ran in different body types as a two-door with single cab for three people and from the Year 1990 with an extended cab from the tape, provided the space for rear seat and up to six passengers. In smaller numbers, there was also a single cab version with a folding fabric roof. During the construction phase 1997-2004 Advanced Chrysler manufacturing a variant with an extended wheelbase and Club Cab, of a four-door model with the 2000 Dakota was placed on the page. In the next generation, there was the only truck with a wheelbase of 3.35 meters and good club or Quad Cab.


V8 Engine For the Flagship of the Dodge Dakota Series

In the base models of the Dakota series engines were working the 2.2 liter and 2.5 liter displacement class. The stronger versions received V6 engines with up to 160 kW (218 hp). Top model was traditionally since 1989 Dodge Dakota V8 engine with an output of up to 190 kW (258 hp) in the last years of construction. The Dodge Dakota is an American SUV. He is also known under the name of Ram Dakota. It was introduced in 1987 and was the successor of the pickup model Dodge Ram. The Dakota is one with its dimensions become one of the slightly larger pickups.


Dimensions of Generations of Dodge Dakota

In size, the Dodge Dakota has a length of 5,560 mm, width 1930 to 1941 mm and height 1742 to 1745 mm. Meanwhile, there is the mini-truck in the third generation. The first generation from 1987 to 1996 to the market, the second followed from 1997 to 2004 and the third in 2005. With the 2008 model year, there was a facelift in which the trim levels were revised. The Dodge Dakota Club Cab is available with two doors and four to six seats as well as quad cab with four doors and the same number of seats.

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