Which Automaker Should Make A New Pickup Truck Next?
Pickups are big business, but plenty of automakers still don't have skin in the game. So who should come next, and how could their truck differentiate itself?
Read MorePickups are big business, but plenty of automakers still don't have skin in the game. So who should come next, and how could their truck differentiate itself?
Read MoreIf we had to guess, it will be related to the body-on-frame truck and SUV that Hyundai is also working on.
Read MoreThe range-extender Harvester models will launch first, as more than 87% of reservation holders have gone for them instead of the pure EV.
Read MoreMany drivers simply check their trailer weight against the vehicle's maximum towing capacity, but deciding whether your rig is overweight is much more complex.
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Read MoreCurious how the Chevrolet Silverado 1500 and Ford F-150 hold their value over time? We cross-referenced data from CarEdge, iSeeCars, and KBB to find out.
Read MoreThe Explorer Sport Trac was a strange combo of family-hauling SUV and gear-hauling pickup, but it might've been more successful if it were launched today.
Read MoreRam boss Tim Kuniskis would probably prefer it if you ignore just how MAGA America250 has become.
Read MoreA truck is a truck, right? Not where the federal government is concerned. There are important difference among its classifications of semi trucks.
Read MoreFront bench seats are a rarity in the modern era, but a few certain modern-day vehicles include extra room for a third person to sit up front.
Read MoreThe price of anything new or recent has skyrocketed, but there are bargains to be had among the older V8-powered pickups. Here are seven kinds to look at.
Read MoreYou want to get around that wide load pretty badly, and also the slowish car that's leading the way. But don't cut them off. The results can be catastrophic.
Read MoreGeneration X is often forgotten, but some of its favorite car models are also exceptionally popular in the eyes of previous and future generations.
Read MoreKeen observers will notice that this is the first production Ram product to wear the company's new logo.
Read MoreDecades before Ford created its soon-to-be-unlamented F-150 Lightning, a different Ford Lightning sparked across the landscape. Now younger buyers want them.
Read MoreTruckers have places to go and things to deliver. When they get a flat tire, it's urgent that their tires be repaired both quickly and safely.
Read MoreModern trucks are vastly more capable than their counterparts from a generation ago, and these are the models that are best at towing and trailering.
Read MoreEven used trucks can cost big money, and the last thing you want is to buy one that's new to you, only to have it break and cost you even more money.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a dose of nostalgia or you're simply trying to figure out the appeal of these machines, we've got the YouTube video for you.
Read MoreIt all goes back to the early 1970s.
Read MoreIt's already looking like Ford's recall-packed 2025 was no anomaly.
Read MoreIf you're shopping for a new truck, the Ford F-150 Raptor R and Ram TRX are probably already on your radar. But how do they retain their value over time?
Read MoreAlthough Vortec engines fall under the "LS" branding, they aren't actually the exact same as more traditional LS engines made by General Motors.
Read Moreif you can make a $45,000 budget work, the list of available trucks expands to more than 40 nationwide.
Read MoreChevrolet's 454 V8 engine was able to prove itself as a powerful big-block, and it was arguably performing its greatest feats in Chevy's trucks.
Read MoreBoth Cummins and Ford offer 6.7-liter diesel engines. They share a few similarities, but those don't go much further than their displacements.
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