The Dodge Rampage was based on Chrysler's compact L Platform (transverse front-engine, front-wheel drive unibody chassis) that underpinned a bunch of Chrysler's vehicles from 1978 to 1990.

February 9, 2006 Bold, powerful and supremely versatile, the exquisitely-named Dodge Rampage concept vehicle was unveiled yesterday at the Chicago Motor Show and we think it’s a very exciting ...

First look: Dodge Rampage Concept. On a Rampage: Will There Be a 2009 Dodge Hemi Ridgeline Killer? ... When either door is opened, the sill pivots down to expose a step assist.

Albeit in the past, it was called Dodge Rampage, and it was actually a subcompact unibody Ute based on Chrysler's L architecture produced solely between 1982 and 1984 alongside its rebadged ...

2006. In 2006, Dodge brought back the Rampage brand for a truck concept company unveiled at the Chicago Auto Show. The 2006 model Rampage was almost as big as a Ram 1500 truck, unlike the original ...

The Dodge Omni started out as a French-designed machine from Simca, then evolved into this US-market Rampage pickup. By Murilee Martin Jun 20, 2016 8:01 AM EDT Start the Conversation ...

Despite Dodge's efforts, 1984 Rampage sales only saw a slight increase, reaching 11,732 units that year. In total, 37,401 Dodge Rampages were produced between 1982 and 1984.

What Was The Dodge Rampage? Chrysler Corporation introduced the Dodge Rampage in 1982, and it was only rebadged as the Plymouth Scamp in 1983. It debuted with a 2.2L K I4 four-cylinder engine that ...