Dodge Rampage

The Dodge Rampage was a neo-pickup produced from 1982-1984, based on the Dodge Omni 024 coupe (which became the Charger in 1983), much in the same vein as the Chevrolet El Camino and Ford Ranchero. Plymouth also had a twin to the Rampage called the Scamp, resurrecting a nameplate last used by Plymouth in 1976. All options on the 024/Charger were also available on the Rampage, with the exception of the Shelby package, which was not offered. The Rampage and Scamp were poor sellers for Chrysler, and as a result, the Scamp was dropped after only a 2 year run in 1983. The Rampage held on for one more year, but would ultimately suffer the same fate a year later.