Dodge Dakota Years
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2010s
Guide to the Dodge Dakota
A Brief History of the Dodge Dakota
The Dodge Durango pickup truck made its debut with the introduction of the 1987 model year, offering either two- or four-door cabs that could pair to a range of bed lengths. A 2000 "North American Truck of the Year" award nominee, the pickup featured rear-wheel drive that was powered by four-cylinder, V6, or V8 engines that were paired to manual or automatic transmissions.
Dodge Dakota FAQs
When Was the Dodge Dakota Discontinued?
The model was no longer offered on the Dodge roster with the 2011 model year, but that's due to the fact that the RAM name was spun off into its own distinct brand that year -- with the truck offered under that marque.
What Features Came With the Dodge Dakota?
Standard and available amenities included:
- Trailer tow wiring
- 16-inch wheels
- Dual position tailgate
- Anti-lock brakes
- Front tow hooks
- Skid plates
- AM/FM/CD/MP3 stereo system
- Front bucket seats
- Sliding rear window
- Under-seat storage system
Are There Any Common Dodge Dakota Problems?
Owners have reported some shared concerns with their trucks, with the most common problems being broken exhaust manifold bolts, a failed cam sensor, coolant leaks, noises from the steering shaft, a failed fuel pump, and oil leaks. Choose genuine Dodge Dakota parts for your repair project and you're sure to get the problem resolved right, and the first time!
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