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2004
All Body Styles

2004 Caravan

2004 Caravan Anniversary

2004 Caravan C/V

2004 Caravan EX

2004 Caravan SE

2004 Caravan SXT

2004 Dakota

2004 Dakota Club Cab

2004 Dakota Club Cab SLT

2004 Dakota Club Cab Sport

2004 Dakota Club Cab SXT

2004 Dakota Quad Cab SLT

2004 Dakota Quad Cab Sport

2004 Dakota Quad Cab SXT

2004 Dakota Sweptline

2004 Dakota Sweptline SLT

2004 Dakota Sweptline Sport

2004 Dakota Sweptline SXT

2004 Durango

2004 Intrepid

2004 Intrepid ES

2004 Intrepid SE

2004 Intrepid SXT

2004 Neon

2004 Neon R/T

2004 Neon SE

2004 Neon SRT-4

2004 Neon SXT

2004 Ram 1500

2004 Ram 1500 Quad Cab

2004 Ram 2500

2004 Ram 2500 Quad Cab

2004 Ram 3500

2004 Ram 3500 Quad Cab

2004 Ram SRT-10

2004 Sprinter

2004 Sprinter Wagon

2004 Stratus

2004 Stratus ES

2004 Stratus R/T

2004 Stratus SE

2004 Stratus SXT

2004 Viper

For 2004, Dodge bids tribute to their recent heritage and welcomes new technology. With the Dodge minivan's 20th year on the market, special Anniversary Edition versions of the Caravan and Grand Caravan will be offered in 2004 as an extension of the SXT trim level. Undergoing its first major redesign, an all-new Dodge Durango enters 2004 as a longer sport utility vehicle with an eight-passenger occupancy. An iconic name in Dodge history, the HEMI is resurrected for 2004. The 2004 Dodge Ram now offers the potent 345-horsepower, 5.7-liter HEMI V-8. A revised Cummins diesel is also available on Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 models. Engine choice is also modified with the 2004 Dodge Dakota line adding a new 3.7-liter Magnum V-6 engine. No longer included in the Dodge line-up is the full-sized Ram Van. For buyers of factory-built sport compact cars, driving the Dodge Neon SRT-4 is enhanced by added engine output growing to 230 horsepower in 2004. Under the Uconnect banner, Dodge and other Chrysler Group vehicles can receive a dealer-installed hands-free communication system that includes one of the North American auto sector's first applications of Bluetooth technology.