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gimme dat touring sedan chassis with a regular deville body. keep the beachwood. dang do those euros have no taste in ornamentation.

The Dakota offered something that you couldn’t get anywhere for a long time p. A mid sized truck, an 8 foot bed, 4wd and a V8 without a full sized truck. Really was a hard to beat combo

The Chevrolet Cavalier actually wasn’t that bad. It was surprising.

I had a white and red royale 93 I put a series 2 3800 engine in mine.

This video brings back memories. On my first trip to America this was the hire car we had. I was only a kid at the time and I loved it. I’m not to sure about it handling like a European car though. I remember my Dad saying it felt like it had a dead horse nailed to the front of it because of its big engine. In Europe we didn’t have engines that big. If you know about European gas prices then you know why 😂.

What was the matter with sending $4 at the MPT's postal address???

This is honestly the best looking one of the 3. And ive had a few Blazers.. never a GMC.. GMC is the least desirable here IMHO, THIS ONE the most.. if you can forgive the AWD. 91-94 are the most handsome. SyTy has two doors.....

The very start reminds me of Fortunate Son by CCR

Had a 93-king cab LE with a V-6 for over 20 years. The most simplest to work on truck I've ever drove, the parts broke, you just fixed them and went on.

i love this body style-91-96 and you cannot find a v8 model for sale anywhere. if you happen to see one-it isnt there long even with hundreds of thousands of miles on it. just a great truck.

They’re beautiful trucks .

Creative to put the Viewers Like You logo onto a license plate

THIS TRUCK IS NEEDED TODAY the 1st gen even had glass headlights,no toothpaste needed😂

That synth trumpet has been etched in my memory. The logo is so quintessential early 90s. The font, the stripes, and the way it rotates onto the screen. As a kid, I wondered why they put a year on the end of the title when the title had "week" in it.

When I was a kid, this was my dream car.

Tell you what, if Chrysler guys were in charge of Chrysler right now - that truck would absolutely exist today. Even back then, the Dakota was a great truck 3.9 or 5.2 💯

look at that caddy fly

My first car I kept it nearly 12 years. Thing climbed rough terrain like a mountain goat. Wouldn't win any flat land races. But decent mpg.

My fiance and i have a 2000 oldsmobile bravada are key is stuck in starter the pipes are frozen and the radiator is leaking water. And we cant get the car to start. Can some one up here can help us get are car working. We live in rileyville, va and we got alot of snow

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I've had a 95 dakota for 16 years. Been my work truck for 10 years for my small home improvement business. It's a v6 2wd automatic. Most reliable truck I've ever owned and super simple to fix for even novice mechanics which in my opinion adds to the reliability and longevity. Great looking and often over looked trucks that are capable of withstanding a lot of hard use for a long time.

Great Van ! My grandma used to own one. Ford Ecoline color Green 2003 Model! I miss riding it.

Beautiful very good ❤

Good machine ❤❤

Needs at least 450 hp.

My first car was a 96 with the 318. Five speed, cruise control. Wish I still had the thing.

I have a 94 with 250k miles. With the v8 5 speed manual and 4x4. It’s a badass pickup. Still starts and runs pretty great but is needing some love now. Will always be one of my favorite body styles. Not the one in the video but a few years later they really look good.

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They did not like digital clusters, lol Now all cars have them.

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Best work van ever made!

Fiero GT at 0:04

It wasn't the best but big deal 💕 my Buicks, fuck the dummies.

The way Jaguar has lost the plot is a modern tragedy. Hopefully they begin to explore more of their history with old world craftsmanship so they can quit building soggy BMW's with Acura interiors, that look like any Honda on the outside, while failing to be in Honda's league when it comes to build quality. Point out a Jaguar from a distance and people think it's an Accord. Sit in a Jaguar and people think it's not as nice as the new Integra. Jags used to have jaw dropping, rich looking interiors, like baby Bentleys.

You would think that it would be easy to find a good used Club Wagon in the used car market. It isn't. I would like to get a used 1998 version if possible.

The 2003 was the year Dodge fixed all the issues of the past. The 2003 Dodge Dekota 3.9L Club Cab SLT was the best model. Of course, it came with other motor, transmission, and options. The bed was 6.5 ft, starting price was $21,000 that year up to $27,000. That was more than its bigger brother, The Ram. My 2003 model is known to get 350,000 to 400,000 miles out of motor and transmission. If maintained properly. It is July 6th, 2023, and my Truck runs and looks great. 152,252 miles. Patriot Blue/Silver. Fantastic Trucks. See if you can get 70,000 mile out of a new truck before major transmission and engine work. New 2023 vehicles are made to fail at 70,000, FACT!

My first car was a 1992 Regal

Always like these. My grandfather had a 1992 Laramie. Was really nice.

My dream truck back in the day was one with an 8 foot bed for motorcycles with the tailgate up.

There is no doubt the Series I 3800 is one of the best motors out there. It's just a shame it was usually put in ugly cars. One of the few good ones is the Regal coupe. The sedan is like a granny's car.

I thought that maybe, in '91, a 318 would have at least 200hp, but being an automatic, the torque is what is important since it will most likely never be revved over 4500.

I bought one of these and returned it. There is a 1/4mi driveway where I worked at the time. I floored it and was at 80+ before having to brake. I returned it 2 days later feeling like I would die driving it… felt like I was not in control at all. Bought a Camaro, and loved driving it because it did what I wanted, when I wanted it… no wishy-washy steering and suspension.

Ther was a truck 😢

It's no wonder Cadillac nearly went away. These were interesting cars back then, but they were a failure before they ever hit the road trying to compare to the German and Lexus competition at the time. All this FWD performance nonsense was a complete waste of time end money, they should have went RWD from the start. I just feel terrible for Cadillac back then. Looking back at some of these cars is just painful how out of it they were.

It's amazing to me how modern this van still looks. Neither of the other Big 3 vans had received their redesigns/refreshes yet so it would be unfair to compare this to those 1970s relics. But; look at the full sized pickups of the early and mid '90s. They're still handsome, but, are clearly quite old. Same with literally every minivan on the market in '92, or even 2000. Yet, this Club Wagon still looks fresh. It's a timeless design.

Cool!

Mr. regular said this was the worst car he ever drove. I feel like everyone had a blazer sport on the show cops. 2 door blazers=meth possession

I had a triple red 93 sedan DeVille and of the front wheel drive cars,it was one of the fastest.

The history of jagwah 😂