What is the difference between d200 and a w200 Dodge pickup?

There's no official Dodge pickup model designated as a "d200" or "w200." Dodge used different naming conventions over the years for their heavy-duty pickups. The closest equivalents would be within their Ram series (Dodge was later acquired by Chrysler and the pickup truck line became Ram trucks).

The naming schemes usually involved letters and numbers, and generally indicated things like:

* Series (e.g., 100, 200, 300): This roughly corresponded to weight class and payload capacity. A higher number usually meant a heavier-duty truck.

* Letter prefixes: Sometimes letters were used (like "W" which sometimes indicated a 4x4 or "D" which might signify a particular configuration). These prefixes and their meanings varied across the years and sometimes regionally.

Therefore, to understand the difference between a hypothetical "d200" and "w200" Dodge/Ram pickup, you'd need to know the specific *year* of the truck. Without that year, any comparison is purely speculative. It's possible the "d" and "w" were just dealer or internal designations rather than official model codes. If you have a specific year in mind, I might be able to offer a more accurate comparison.