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Is It Legal To Drive A Truck Without The Bed?
There are a few reasons why you might drive a pickup truck without a bed, but can this modification get you into legal trouble? Here's what you need to know.
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What Does That 'Texas Edition' Badge Actually Mean On Trucks?
Texas Edition trucks aren't limited to the Lone Star State. While features differ between brands, but here's what you can expect from these trucks.
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The Most Reliable New Truck Isn't A Ford Or Chevy (According To JD Power)
If you want to get the most reliable pickup truck possible, you should probably consult JD Power's list for 2025. Hint: The pick isn't a Ford or Chevy.
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Toyota Took Over A Napalm Factory In Long Beach To Manufacture Truck Beds And Avoid The Chicken Tax
Since Toyota imported incomplete vehicles rather than trucks, the rolling cab-and-chassis were only subject to a 2.5% import tax rather than the 25% tax.
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This Custom Nissan Titan Made To Look Like An International Scout Is An Automotive Abomination
If you have the time and the know-how, or more realistically the disposable income, you can do virtually anything with a car. That doesn't mean you should.
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Roush's First Nissan Collab Is The 2026 Frontier Pro-4X R With A Two-Inch Lift And Öhlins Shocks
The individual parts will be available directly from Roush, or buyers can find already built Frontier Pro-4X Rs starting at $47,960 at Nissan dealerships.
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EPA Says We Don't Really Need 'Low DEF' Limp Mode In Trucks After All
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin also strongly urges manufacturers to update older trucks to eliminate this nagware.
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Consumer Reports Says These Are The Most Reliable Pickup Trucks To Buy Used
Consumer Reports surveyed its readers and discovered which used pickup trucks are the most reliable. Here's the years and models you should look for.
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U.S. Air Force Finally Finds A Good Use For Tesla Cybertrucks: Target Practice
According to government contracting documents, the Air Force is looking "for Towable Target Vehicles to be used as targets for live missile fire testing."
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Ford 6.7 Power Stroke: These Are The Worst Years According To Owners
The Ford 6.7 Power Stroke engine has had a strong run over the last decade, but some years are more prone to failure than others. Here are some to be wary of.
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Why Are Diesels Better For Towing And Hauling Compared To Gas Vehicles?
Gas engines have their advantages; they're cheaper to buy and easier to maintain. But there are several reasons why diesels are better for towing and hauling.
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5 Useful Ways To Use The Upfitter Switches In Your Ford Truck
Ford trucks come with "upfitter" switches that let you control add-on accessories with the flick of a finger. Here are five especially helpful ways to use them.
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This Unassuming Crossover Is Threatening To Upend Ford's F-150 Sales Record
There's been a lot of publicity about a crossover outselling the Ford F-150. A closer look at the figures, though, shows a much more complex situation.
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Why American Semi Trucks Usually Have Long Noses (But European Trucks Are Flat)
There are lots of reasons why American semi trucks look different than European ones. They add up to a different trucking culture between the continents.
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Which Cheap Red Compact Pickup Would You Buy?
Would you rather have a diesel-powered 1981 Volkswagen Caddy or a 1988 Jeep Comanche Eliminator?
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Telo Claims Its Tiny Truck Was Designed To Get You 'Flipped Off Or Yelled At Instead Of Sued'
Without a long hood in front of you, you're less likely to hit something or someone in the Telo if you have to stop quickly compared to, say, a Ford Maverick.
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There's A Good Reason Semi Trucks Don't Use V8s
Ever wondered why the biggest trucks on the road rarely run a V8 engine anymore? Turns out there's quite a few reasons why.
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How The Subaru BRAT Got Its Name (And How It Helped Dodge Taxes)
The BRAT wasn't an ill-mannered child; it was a light pickup truck in the 1970s and '80s. Here's how it got its name, and how it helped Subaru avoid taxes.
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I Need A Cheap And Sturdy Truck To Haul Furniture! What Should I Buy?
Downsizing a two-Focus household and adding a cheap truck to the fleet should be an easy challenge, right?
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Rivian CEO Claims The R1T Gets Cross-Shopped With Porsche 911s And Boats
While the R1T pickup is more like a toy purchase, RJ Scaringe says the R1S SUV is one of the best-selling premium SUVs, so it gets shopped against everything.
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Florida Tesla Cybertruck Driver, Allegedly Racing Lamborghini Urus, Hits 8 Parked Cars Because Of Course
There also was some kind of "altercation," although we don't know what exactly happened. Perhaps they were mad at the Cybertruck driver for ruining their cars.
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Automakers That Claim Owners Don't Use EV Frunks Are Probably Lying Or Just Make Bad Frunks, Says Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe
Rivian owners make frequent use of their EV's frunks, with R1S SUV customers using their frunks even more than the rear liftgate.
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The Slate Truck Won't Get Any Cheaper Now That Trump Killed EV Incentives
The cancellation of the federal EV tax credit in September means the affordable Slate Truck will no longer be as affordable as everyone thought it would be.
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Modern Diesel Engines Still Outsell Gas In Heavy-Duty Trucks: Here's Why
While Dieselgate killed any remaining enthusiasm for diesel cars in the U.S., heavy duty diesel trucks are still going strong across the board. Here's why.
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Ever Wonder What Those Chrome Tubes On Semis Are? (No, They're Not Fuel Tanks)
Those chrome tubes on the sides of semi-trucks look cool, but they're far from being merely cosmetic. In fact, they serve an important function.
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Nissan Frontier Towing Capacity: How Much Is The Truck Rated To Safely Pull?
Are you in the market for a mid-sized pickup and considering the Nissan Frontier? Before you sign any paperwork, here's it's towing capacity.
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These Trucks Still Use Pushrod Engines, And There's A Good Reason Why
Pushrod engines aren't too hard to find on trucks, and there are a couple of important reasons behind that. Here are the models that still use this design.
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