Dodge discontinued the Dakota pickup truck due to poor sales, which were partly Dodge's fault but also a result of customers' move toward full-size pickups.

The 2020 Jeep Gladiator is the only roofless pickup truck on the market today, but over 30 years ago, Chrysler offered a different convertible pickup: The Dodge Dakota Sport. In between, there ...

Ram's new midsize pickup due in 2027 will pack the right hardware to challenge segment leaders like the Ford Ranger and ...

After unveiling the new Avenger, Dodge introduced an extensively revised 2008 Dakota pickup series, offering more engine power, interior space and revised styling. The big news for the new model is ...

Sources familiar with the matter have confirmed that the upcoming midsize Ram truck will be body-on-frame, putting to rest ...

Ram’s forthcoming entry into the midsize pickup segment will reportedly adopt a traditional body-on-frame construction, ...

News Trucks Hellcat-Swapped 1998 Dodge Dakota Pickup Is the Ultimate Mid-Size Monster Swapping a V8 truck with another V8 doesn't sound that exciting on paper.

The 2007 Dodge Dakota--positioned as a good compromise between compact pickups and full-size trucks--ranks as the only mid-size pickup with available V8 power, and has a best-in-class tow rating of up ...

The role of small/midsize pickup used to be filled by the Dakota, back when Rams were still marketed and sold under the Dodge brand before being spun off into its own badge in 2009.

1989 Dodge Shelby Dakota Shelby's first venture into the truck world was more a reaction to Dodge's lack of rear-drive performance than a desire to build a Shelby truck, per se.

First, the more traditional ‘ Dodge Ram Dakota SRT ’ sprung back to CGI life using the shortened digital platform of the classic Ram 1500 pickup truck.

He was also the brilliant mind behind the Dodge Shelby Dakota, which made it to our list of the coolest Trucks From The '80s.