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2006 Dodge Dakota Laramie 2dr Club Cab 131
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Rear Wheel Drive, Club Cab 6'5" Bed
16 mpg city / 22 mpg hwy
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16 mpg city / 22 mpg hwy
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Pros: Styling of the full-size RAMs
Cons: Relatively poor overall value
The Bottom Line: There's folks who love Dodge Dakotas, but I don't know why. They ....
Cons: Relatively poor overall value
The Bottom Line: There's folks who love Dodge Dakotas, but I don't know why. They ....
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Pros: Exterior/interior quality and construction, general size, Reliable for the most part.
Cons: Poorly treated seats, suspension, gas mileage, acceleration with v6
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Cons: Poorly treated seats, suspension, gas mileage, acceleration with v6
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Pros: Size, Cost (w/ incentives), Handling, Ride
Cons: Rear Seat Foot Room, Gas Mileage (but it's a truck after all)
The Bottom Line: Awesome Truck for th....
Cons: Rear Seat Foot Room, Gas Mileage (but it's a truck after all)
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Pros: Roomy interior, runs and rides great, good looking
Cons: Electrical issues - see text
The Bottom Line: I recommend buying this truck if you do not w....
Cons: Electrical issues - see text
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