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Dodge Dakota Philadelphia, PA OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS
Coatesville, Pennsylvania
Great little work truck.
It's a sturdy, dependable truck. I have almost 250,000 miles on it and it still keeps going. This is my work truck. I haul equipment, construction materials, etc. and it has more than enough room in the bed to fit my needs; but that being said, the interior space is comfortable enough that we are able to use it as a alternate family vehicle. It's a smaller-sized truck, but is comparable to larger pick-up trucks.
James
Lock Haven, Pennsylvania
Tough
I liked how the truck was small enough to be gas efficient, yet tough enough to get some real work done. I used it to commute to work and some hard hauling. I cut firewood for the winter, and I hauled quite a bit with it. The bed was a bit small but I just hooked a trailer on and my truck pulled it with no problem. It was also a quad cab, nothing is better than having a truck that is good on gas, can pull heavy loads, and fit five people.
Matt
Lower Burrell, Pennsylvania
Great Truck
I bought my 1997 Dodge Dakota with 150K miles on it and a bit worse for wear. It was purchased as a truck to be used during winter and bad weather. It turned out to be a much better vehicle than I had anticipated. The truck is a single cab 4x4 model with an automatic transmission. It is a great truck for anyone looking for something to ride out the winter in or use for light hauling. It was able to move a 10x10 office full of furniture in 2 trips with no complaints from the vehicle. It rides very well when loaded down potholes don't phase it. Being a simple truck it really is built tough. I have beaten the heck out of it and nothing has broken so far when hauling anything or bumping lightly into trees/walls/etc. The amenities in this particular truck are sparse, but it really does deliver in what it is; being a beater winter/work truck.
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