Convertible trucks are one of the most unusual and eye-catching vehicle types ever produced. Combining open-air driving with pickup practicality, these rare hybrids have fascinated enthusiasts for ...

Say what you will about the Dodge Dakota, but the little Ram had range. The Dakota debuted in 1987 as an alternative to full-size pickups from the Big Three, as well as an alternative to compact ...

Dodge seemingly had a winner with its Dakota pickup truck that debuted in 1987. Enthusiasts point to the original Dodge Dakota as the progenitor of the midsize truck segment. It was larger and longer ...

More than three decades ago, Chrysler executives came up with the crazy idea of merging drop-top freedom with workhorse practicality. Although the resulting Dakota Convertible was never a marketing ...

Hyundai has filed a patent that shows the Korean automaker exploring open-air pickup truck designs similar to what Jeep offers with its popular Gladiator model. The patent documents, filed with the U ...

In 2021, someone bought this 1989 Dodge Dakota Sport Convertible for $8,100 and drove it only 300 miles over the next four years before putting it back up for sale. The final bid immediately caught ...

In 1971, Magline Inc produced the first Gemini, a hand truck that could be converted into a platform truck. Three decades later, the company decided to In 1971, Magline Inc produced the first Gemini, ...

Throughout the history of the automobile, one type of car that American consumers have always loved is a big, huge, long convertible. Back in the early 1900s basically everything was a convertible or ...

The Renault Duster was a game-changer when it first arrived in India, carving a niche for compact SUVs. However, the second generation skipped our market, leaving enthusiasts waiting. Now, the ...