What is the Dodge Rampage?
The Dodge Rampage was a compact coupe utility, with a passenger cabin at the front and an open pickup bed at the back. Based on Chrysler’s L-body platform, it combined a car-based layout with a small truck bed. Its shape gave Dodge’s range a practical option with a different feel from a conventional pickup.
Plymouth also sold a related vehicle as the Scamp. The Rampage itself was sold in the United States.
Generation and engine
The first generation, identified by the L-body code, is listed for 1984 in the United States. The 1984 model marked the final year of the Rampage.
The US version had a 2.2-litre petrol engine.
How economical was the Dodge Rampage?
The best combined rating was 23 MPG in the US EPA test. The lowest listed consumption was 10.2 L/100 km under the same procedure.
Where was the Dodge Rampage sold?
The Dodge Rampage was sold in the United States, with the listed first-generation entry covering 1984. Its coupe utility body made it an unusual part of Dodge’s North American range.
Questions and answers
What body style was the Dodge Rampage?
It was a compact coupe utility, combining a passenger cabin with an open pickup bed.
What engine did the Rampage use?
The US model had a 2.2-litre petrol engine.
What was the Rampage’s EPA fuel economy?
Its best combined EPA rating was 23 MPG, with a lowest listed consumption of 10.2 L/100 km.
Where and when was the Rampage sold?
The Dodge Rampage was sold in the United States; the listed first-generation entry covers 1984.