DriveSenseDodge D250 Pickup
D-Series body second facelift1991–1993
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| Powertrain | Engine / motor | Power | Drivetrain | Explore & compare |
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| d250 pickup 2wd ↗5-speed manual · 1992–1993 | Gasoline · 3.9 L · 125 hp | 125 hp | Rear-wheel drive | |
| d250 pickup 2wd ↗4-speed automatic · 1990–1993 | Gasoline · 5.9 L · 170 hp | 170 hp | Rear-wheel drive | |
| d250 pickup 2wd ↗5-speed manual · 1992–1993 | Gasoline · 5.9 L · 170 hp | 170 hp | Rear-wheel drive | |
| d250 pickup 2wd ↗5-speed manual · 1992–1993 | Gasoline · 5.2 L · 170 hp | 170 hp | Rear-wheel drive |
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About this generation
A second facelift arrived for the D250 Pickup in 1991, again revising the third-generation D-Series styling without changing the underlying truck architecture. The model continued as Dodge’s U.S.-market 3/4-ton two-wheel-drive pickup through the end of D-Series production. The D250 nameplate ended when Dodge replaced the line with the Ram pickup for 1994.
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