1990 Dodge Dakota Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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$8,410 to $18,115

What owners say

AI Summary · 4 reviews

"Overall, drivers appreciate the speed, build quality, and fun driving experience of the 1990 Dodge Dakota. Many liked its powerful acceleration and good fuel economy, especially on the highway. However, some were disappointed with issues like poor deceleration and quality problems with engine parts, leading to high oil consumption. The truck's interior space also received criticism for being limited."

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fast in a line, high build quality, great acceleration, not so great deceleration (always fun to see if it stops in time), looks dusty, costs too much to use, loud and lumpy cam, not much interior at all. not a bad truck

December 15, 2011

performance was good with its V-6 automatic, build was ok the overdrive went out on it though, apperance excelent camo paint job black interior, cost very nice being 4-wheel drive, fun factor man that thing was fun fun fun never boring.

February 21, 2010

I bought this truck as a teenager. I only bought it because it had a rollbar with auxilary lights on it. I loved it for that and thats it. What blows my mind is why couldn't build anything in that generation with quality engine parts. The valve guide seals failed miserably and consumed ridiculous amounts of oil while failing e-test after e-test.

January 27, 2008

$8,410 to $18,115