If 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.
Read MoreKenworth and Peterbilt may seem like rivals in the semi world, but they're owned by the same company. Still, there are some big differences between them.
Read MoreIf your car is creeping through a parking garage as you look for a spot, is that the time to use Toyota's Crawl Control? No, it's something entirely different.
Read MoreFord introduced the F-150 in 1975 to serve as a bridge between the light-duty F-100 and heavy-duty F-250. Here's how the truck evolved in size over the years.
Read MoreVehicles designed for off-road adventures will likely have plenty of ground clearance. This clearance is paired with either rock sliders or running boards.
Read MoreGiven America's love affair with semi trucks, you'd think that's where the biggest semis come from. You'd be wrong, though — these three giants hail elsewhere
Read MoreJust a little bit of elbow grease, and you could have yourself a genuine luxury ute — something no one else can claim.
Read MoreMazda had made some outrageous cars throughout its history. Here are 11 that prove to be unique, even if they aren't all that great to drive.
Read MoreOne of the most iconic characters in "Transformers" media, Optimus Prime, commonly features as a flat-nose semi truck. Here's what that truck is.
Read MoreWhile 40-year-old engines might not be expected to be the most reliable today, a certain diesel engine has found itself with an incredible reputation.
Read MoreSemi trucks are capable of towing massive loads, but there's a reason why you won't see them exceeding a certain number of pounds with their cargo.
Read MoreThese days, there are several pickup trucks that rival the world's most popular sports cars from 0 to 60. Here are the 9 fastest pickups out there.
Read MoreRam has put eTorque V8 engines in its 1500 trucks, but what exactly does the new hybrid system do? And how can it keep your fuel bills to a minimum?
Read MoreCars can last for around 200,000 miles, and many can reach above 300,000. But semi trucks can consistently cross over 1,000,000 miles without breaking down.
Read MoreChevrolet and Ram each developed a 3.0-liter diesel. While similar in many ways, the engines differ significantly in terms of both design and performance
Read MoreHow did Ram trucks become the iconic pickups that we know them as today? Let's trace the evolution of the model and the impact it had on the brands behind it.
Read MoreChevrolet is a popular automaker in the United States, but the brand has manufactured plenty of models in Canada. Some are still made there today.
Read MoreRecalls cover small and large items alike, but when it comes to recalling successful pickup trucks, the numbers can reach into the millions.
Read MoreMack and Peterbilt are both well-known names in trucking, and both have sizable chunks of the U.S. market. So how do these brands' big rigs differ?
Read MoreOriginally, Ford's F-150 Raptor was a capable off-road machine with a V8 engine. But in 2017, Ford decided to turn to a different power plant. Here's why.
Read MoreFord says the inspiration for many of the details on the truck came after Ford designers visited the Carhartt store to research textures and colors.
Read MoreThis video is the classic formula of traveling a long distance to buy a questionable vehicle, then immediately driving it home.
Read MoreTraton owns four different brands that focus around the manufacturing of semi trucks. What are those brands, and how did Traton manage to acquire them?
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