has lots of options for the Dakota, so you’ll have plenty of variations to choose from.
However, Dodge stopped production of the Dakota in 2011, so you’ll need to buy a used truck if that’s the model you want. As such, you’ll need to look around for people selling used manual Dakotas, which may take a bit of time. Make sure to test drive any potential trucks, too, since transmission problems can get especially hairy on manual trucks!
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