• The 1989 Dodge Ramcharger comes in four trim levels: 100 2WD, 150 2WD, 100 4WD and 150 4WD. The Ramcharger comes with only two doors, as well as a large enclosed cargo area accessible through the rear tailgate. The truck has recirculating steering system as well as live front and rear suspensions and a full size spare tire.
  
  

Engine and Transmission

• The 1989 Ramcharger comes with only one engine choice -- a 5.2-liter V8 block. The engine's displacement measures 5,212 cc and the compression ratio is 9.2:1. The engine produces a maximum 170 horsepower and 260 foot-pounds of torque. The Ramcharger's engine has a bore measuring 3.91 inches and a stroke measuring 3.31 inches. The 1989 Ramcharger also comes with two transmission choices. The first choice is a three-speed automatic transmission, and the second choice is a four-speed automatic transmission with overdrive.
  
  

Body and Chassis

• The Dodge Ramcharger comes only as a two-door vehicle. The Ramcharger's body measures 184.6 inches long and 79.5 inches wide. The Ramcharger has a height of 69.7 inches for the two-wheel drive versions and 73.1 inches for the four-wheel drive versions. The vehicle's wheelbase is 106 inches long. Both the front and rear tracks have a width measuring 79.5 inches.
  
  

Interior Space

• All four trim levels of the Ramcharger seat up to five occupants on two rows of seating. The vehicle gives its occupants 41.4 inches of headroom and 39.5 inches of legroom. The Ramcharger's seats provide 63.2 inches of shoulder room on the seat back as well as 60.9 inches of hip room on the bottom seat cushion.