Used Dodge Dakota for Sale in San Francisco, CA

4.0

(72 Reviews)

Overall Rating

4.0

(72 Reviews)

Value

4.0

Performance

3.9

Comfort

3.9

Fuel Economy

2.7

Reliability

3.8

2005 Dodge Dakota

147,714 Miles | Santa Clara, CA

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est. $0/mo

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2004 Dodge Dakota

184,852 Miles | San Jose, CA

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2002 Dodge Dakota

193,589 Miles | San Jose, CA

$4,500

est. $65/mo

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2007 Dodge Dakota

47,480 Miles | Santa Rosa, CA

$11,000

est. $159/mo

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Owner Reviews

4.0

72 Reviews


Overall	4.0

Value	4.0

Performance	3.9

Style	4.1

Comfort	3.9

Fuel Economy	2.7

Reliability	3.8

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2006 Dodge Dakota - Could be better

The truck has good power, is "ram tough," but hasn't held up super well over time. I would have expected better from a powerful american brand.

Story

Had to move my sister from the south bay up north, and was able to throw a bunch of stuff in the back of the truck. It worked well.

Pros

Good power, strong engine, good truck bed size

Cons

Poor interior, cheap plastic throughout, interior quality overall is sub-optimal

2000 Dodge Dakota - My 2000 V6 Magnum Dodge Dakota

I love my Dodge Dakota, from the first time I test drove it, until this very day. It has never let me down no matter the weather, elevation or terrain. I have taken my truck across country during the last 15+ years three times from California to New York and Maine to South Carolina. Each and every time, it made the trip without a hiccup. I have owned other vehicles and still do, but when push come to shove, I go to my Dakota when I need to go on a long trip. I don't know if they make the v6 Magnum engine anymore, but with all the offers I still get to buy my truck from me, I think Dodge would benefit greatly with a retro Dakota in its lineup! That's my Dakota experience, and it still going.

Story

Hauling a pallet of bricks through the hills of Escondido, Ca. without a care in the world.

Pros

Engine power is very good with the Mag V6. I can pull more than most newer and bigger trucks. Love the tire size. If your tires get too big, your vehicle tends to loose traction with the ground and doesn't deliver enough torque to pull you out of bad situations. Last but not least, I love my hard-covered, plastic bed liner. It is 15 years old and not a crack—a lot of scratches but no cracks.

Cons

If you pull over at a rest stop and need to catch a couple of winks, the seats of my truck are not too comfortable to sleep in.