2007 Dodge Dakota ST Club Cab RWD

The 2007 Dodge Dakota ST Club Cab is a mid-size pickup with a straightforward equipment list and a body style that provides additional interior room behind the front seats. It is a two-wheel-drive model with a 3.7-liter V6 engine and a four-speed automatic transmission. The odometer reads 99,791 miles. It is finished in Bright Silver Metallic Clearcoat and uses a Medium Slate Gray interior. The cab includes room for four occupants, and the extended rear access is part of the Club Cab design. A split-folding rear seat adds flexibility to the passenger area. The truck rides on 16-inch steel wheels and is fitted with P265/70R16 all-season touring tires.The exterior details are practical and limited to the equipment listed with the truck. A bedliner is installed in the cargo box. Fog lights are present. The front bumper is body-color. The windshield wipers are speed-sensitive. Bright silver paint covers the body panels, and black trim is used in selected places. The pickup does not rely on decorative add-ons or special appearance items in the information provided, and the features that are present are the ones that define its outward equipment. The wheel-and-tire combination gives it a conventional truck stance without any claims beyond the dimensions already supplied.Inside, the Dakota uses cloth seating surfaces and a simple presentation. The driver has a six-way manual seat adjuster, and the front passenger seat is also manually adjustable. An in-floor storage box is included. Steering-wheel audio controls are fitted. The cabin has a CD player, and the radio is part of the standard audio equipment. A tachometer is included in the instrument cluster. There is a center armrest with storage. Power windows and power door locks are installed, along with remote keyless entry. Air conditioning is present, and the rear seat area folds for added cargo carrying inside the cab. The interior mirrors the truck's purpose with features that are useful rather than elaborate.Mechanical equipment includes rear-wheel drive, which is paired with the V6 and automatic gearbox already noted. The suspension uses front and rear stabilizer bars. The brake system is disc in front and drum in the rear. An anti-spin rear differential is fitted. The truck also has power rack-and-pinion steering. These items describe the Dakota's usable hardware and the way it is equipped to handle day-to-day driving and light hauling. The available specifications point to a vehicle with conventional components and a modest feature set, along with the practical benefits of the Club Cab body, the cargo bed liner, and the simple convenience equipment found throughout the cabin.