Dodge Dakota

Dodge dakota is a midsize pickup truck and was introduced in 1987, it has always sized in compact or below full size. It is a conventional design with body-on-frame construction and spring axle rear end and it has long been the only midsize pickup with an optional v8 engine.

Dakota Interior:

• Available six passenger comfort, 37 cubic feet of storage space.
• High level of standard features including cd player.
• Only pickup truck with available heated cloth seats.
• New rear access doors.
• Available six disc cd player and mp3 player.
• Available sound box group.

Capability:

• Maximum towing capability.
• A 1,720 pound payload in large and longest standard cargo bed in its class.
• Rear stabilizer bar.
• Standard independent front coil over shock suspension.

Dakota Safety and Security:

• Front impact collisions.
• Available supplemental side air bags.
• Large front disc brakes.
• Standard rear or available four wheel antilock brakes.
• Advanced multi-stage driver and front passenger airbags.

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