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 | 1995 Dodge Dakota The Dakota is 100 percent pickup
By Christopher Jensen,
New Car Test Drive .com |
Overview
In an automotive world increasingly filled with trucks that have carlike characteristics, the Dodge Dakota pickup is a traditionalist. It suffers no confusion, no inner conflict about its role in life. It looks like a truck and it drives like a truck. So there. The Dakota is a midsize truck that roams the ground between compact pickups such as the Ford Ranger, Chevrolet S-Series and GMC Sonoma, and the big mothers such as the Ford F-150, Chevy/GMC C/K series and the big Dodge Ram. After years of buying its small pickups from Mitsubishi, Dodge created its own niche in 1986 with the home-grown Dakota. It turned out to be a popular size, and continues to be a pacesetter.
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