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Are you a vintage vehicle collector and a performance auto enthusiast? Then you might want to find an old Dodge Raider. This SUV from DaimlerChrysler Company won't qualify for a typical classic or vintage car, though, because it went on sale just in the recent 80s, specifically from 1986 until 1990. But Dodge Raider is something worth keeping like most old and antique vehicles are. After all, this SUV is from Dodge, a well-known manufacturer of light and heavy duty trucks. Carrying "Dodge" in its nameplate creates a good impression for the Dodge Raider.

The Dodge Raider was manufactured and sold in the United States but it was actually a Japanese-built car. This is because Dodge Raider was made by Chrysler in partnership with a Japanese auto maker, the Mitsubishi Motors. This makes the Dodge Raider related to the Mitsubishi model, the Mitsubishi Montero, which was released after the Dodge Raider went out of production.

During its almost five years of production, the Dodge Raider did not get any major redesign or modifications. Essentially, the last Dodge Raider models that rolled off the production line in 1990 were almost the same as the Dodge Raiders that debuted in 1986—speaking of design, equipments and accessories, at least. But this doesn't speak anything about its performance. Just as most vehicles from Dodge, upgrades on the engine were given to Dodge Raider yearly as well.

Its most popular engine was the 2.6L 4-cylinder engine that was mated with either a four-speed automatic or a five-speed manual transmission. Both of these transmission units come with an overdrive gear. An overdrive is usually used on rear-wheel drives for an extra-high gear ratio. This makes the Dodge Raider ideal for high speed driving as it saves fuel through its overdrive gear.

The 2.4 L 4-cylinder engine gave Dodge Raider a fairly good performance. For its size, its power is enough to give you a satisfying ride you would expect out of a regular SUV. As a small-sized SUV, the Dodge Raider, however, did not afford much space both for the passengers and for the cargoes. This makes other bigger and more modern SUVs more advantageous over the old Dodge Raider. But for its price and Dodge's tested durability and dependability, Dodge Raider is always good to keep.

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• Raider Ac Compressor
• Raider Ac Condenser
• Raider Air Filter
• Raider Alternator
• Raider Axle Assembly
• Raider Ball Joint
• Raider Brake Caliper
• Raider Brake Disc
• Raider Brake Pad Set
• Raider Bumper

• Raider Bumper Bracket
• Raider Catalytic Converter
• Raider Fender
• Raider Floor Mats
• Raider Fog Light
• Raider Fuel Pump
• Raider Hood
• Raider Ignition Coil
• Raider Muffler
• Raider Oxygen Sensor

• Raider Radiator
• Raider Shock Absorber
• Raider Spark Plug
• Raider Splash Shield
• Raider Starter
• Raider Tie Rod End
• Raider Water Pump
• Raider Window Motor
• Raider Wiper Blade