Dodge Dakota Usados en Venta en Atlanta, GA

I have been driving this vehicle for over 15 years and have had very little trouble with it overall. The quality of this truck is superior to any I have owned before, and when it is time to replace it, I will definitely consider buying another in the same line. While it is not exactly the ideal vehicle for families or those who commute long distances in traffic, it has served me and my family well. It has outlasted every other automobile we have ever purchased and has been the "reliable stand-by" during those times when our second auto was in the shop. In fifteen years of service, I have only had to have major repairs performed once, and it was covered under warranty at the time. As long as I change the oil and spark plugs on a regular basis, and keep the fluids filled I have no serious problems. It is coming up on the 300K mile mark, and barring the occasional check engine light (when it is time to change spark plugs), it still runs as well as it did when I drove it off the dealership's lot.

The 1995 Dodge Dakota is is one of the best used car investments I have ever made. Don't let the old age fool you, this truck is a beast. It drives so smooth and quiet that you wouldn't even know that it has a V8 in it. The truck has good gas mileage especially given that it's an almost 20 year old vehicle. I paid about three grand for this truck used with 100,350 already on it. Over the past 5 years I put about 108000 miles on it. In that entire time, it never needed any major repairs done. The three things I like most about this truck is that it can take a beating, is easy to repair, and is a very smooth ride. I use my Dakota mainly for transporting heavy equipment to construction sites. It may not be as good as a 2015 model Dakota but it gets the job done. Most of the repairs can be done without going to a mechanic. For example, I just flushed the transmission and engine oil a few days ago. It took less than an hour. My Dodge Dakota runs very quiet unless I slam my foot on the gas. When the engine revs into higher gears it sounds like a sports car. Whenever I have a passenger, they usually comment on how smooth the ride is. No one seems to expect that from a 20 year old truck. The model I have has power steering, heating and ac, power windows, and radio. Although I wouldn't recommend buying this vehicle given its age, I really love it and wouldn't trade it for anything.