Does Dr Pepper have fruit in it?

No. Dr Pepper is the flagship product of Dr Pepper SnApple Group (DPSG) the third largest soda maker in the world. They also own 7•Up, RC Cola, SnApple and Canada Dry, among others. The confusion usually stems from the bottling and distribution networks; in much of the US, and around the world, the local bottling franchises for DPSG sodas are held by the local Coke or Pepsi bottlers. Which means that DPSG sodas often appear in Coke or Pepsi vending machines, sometimes even in place of Coke or Pepsi's equivalent brand. For example, Coke's Pibb, their version of Dr Pepper, is harder to find in the New York City area because the local Coke bottler has long held the area rights to Dr Pepper. On the other hand, many other DPSG brands are bottled by the local Pepsi bottler. So not only do places that otherwise carry Coke products have Dr Pepper instead of Pibb, but Dr Pepper and 7•Up, DPSG's most well-known brands, aren't even produced at the same place.