Dodge's mid-size Dakota pickup shares its big-rig look with the much larger Ram. It drives and feels more like a full-size truck than the compact competition, like the Ford Ranger and Toyota Tacoma. The Dakota hasn't been redesigned since 1997, and it shows in the cabin where plastics feel cheap and the overall look is out-of-date. Read More »

Sized one step below the full-size Ram, Dodge's mid-size pickup still sports the stepped-hood prow of Ram for a family resemblance. Read More »

Stratus as a four-door sedan stretches long and wide over a taut package with fluid lines patterned after the coupe, but it shows revised front-end styling with the 2004 editions plus fresh appointments in the five-seat cabin. Read More »

Dodge's new SRT-4 performance sedan, sized in the compact class and fitted with street-legal mechanical gear to run fast and furious. Read More »

Three models mark the full-size Dodge sedan in 2004 -- entry-issue SE, sport-tuned SXT and deluxe ES. Each draws from a different powerplant. Read More »

Dodge's compact-size sedan shows up in 2004 trimmed as three different versions -- a base SE, value-packaged SXT and sporty R/T. Read More »

The graceful arched profile and exaggerated slant to the windshield for Dodge's mid-size coupe show styling concepts lifted from Intrepid, but the prow with body-colored grille in cross-hair pattern comes directly off the outrageous Viper. Read More »

After only two years on the market, slinky Stratus the coupe in Dodge's line from DaimlerChrysler whips up muscular new front and rear styling with racy lines and two trim treatments revised for editions of 2003. Read More »

Dodge's compact sedan seems like a miniature version of Intrepid, with its roof arching over sensuously shaped doors to merge rear pillars in the descent to a curt tail. Read More »

A new sport-tuned SXT version for Dodge's flagship sedan highlights 2003 models. In all, Intrepid segments into three variations this year, each drawing on a different powerplant. Read More »