What gas mileage does 1999 dodge Dakota v6 get?

The EPA estimated gas mileage for a 1999 Dodge Dakota V6 varies depending on the specific engine size (there were a few options) and whether it's a 2WD or 4WD model. You won't find a single definitive number.

However, you can expect city MPG to be in the low-to-mid teens (14-17 mpg) and highway MPG in the high teens to low twenties (18-22 mpg). The 4WD models generally got slightly lower fuel economy than the 2WD versions.

To get the most accurate MPG for *your* specific 1999 Dodge Dakota V6, check the sticker on the driver's side doorjamb (if still present) or consult the owner's manual. Websites like fueleconomy.gov might have some average data, but individual results will vary based on driving habits and vehicle condition.