"While size and price were among the factors in the decision to end
production of the Dakota, a larger factor is the decline in sales of
compact pickups."
Umm...because compact pickups weren't compact anymore maybe?? People didn't want to pay as much for "compact" pickups when they could buy a "full size" for near the same price.
Reporters don't check facts anymore I guess. They just write what they're told to from the corporations.
If one of the manufacturers had seen the writing on the wall, a "real" compact truck with great gas mileage would have sold like crazy.
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