Dodge Dakota I (DN) photos
1987 — 1996 · pickup
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44
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97–220
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1About this generation
A compact pickup truck that became the first in its class capable of being equipped with a V8 engine.
The first-generation Dakota changed the pickup truck market by offering a size that was larger than compact Japanese models but smaller than full-size counterparts. This allowed Dodge to occupy a unique niche, offering owners more capability for work and towing. Ease of handling and structural durability quickly made the Dakota a popular choice for both professional use and recreation, laying the foundation for the model's success for decades.
Specifications
44 in 3 body stylesRegular Cab 23 specifications
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Club Cab 14 specifications
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Convertible 7 specifications
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