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Don't Get Stuck Behind Slow Semis, Avoid These Truck Bottlenecks
Think your commute is bad? The freight-heavy congestion in these cities will leave you with less to grumble about when it comes to your own time in traffic.
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These States Allow Semi Trucks To Pull Three Trailers
While most semi trucks are limited to one or two trailers, this small handful of states allows truckers to haul up to three trailers at once.
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These Are 11 Of The Most Powerful Semi-Truck Engines Ever Built
Hauling heavy cargo requires serious power, and these semi-truck engines deliver.
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These Are The Only New Diesel-Powered Trucks And SUVs Available In America Right Now
Diesels are becoming increasingly rare, but they're still an important part of some American automaker lineups, and there are plenty of options to choose from.
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Why GMC Built A Truck That Could Outrun Sports Cars But Not Haul Cargo
Easily beating a Ferrari over the quarter-mile, this GMC truck changed the performance truck game 4 years before the NASCAR Truck Series officially launched.
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U-Haul Will Now Rent A 29-Foot Peterbilt To Anyone Without A CDL, So Watch Out
The massive new Peterbilt U-Haul truck is now the biggest in their fleet, and its GVWR squeaks in under CDL requirements by just two pounds.
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The 2004 Ram Rumble Bee Was The OG Fast, Flashy, Hemi-Powered Mopar Muscle Truck
Ram revealed a new 1500 Rumble Bee model this week, but it isn't the first go-around for this spicy, muscled-up version of the full-size pickup truck.
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12,000-Pound Monster Truck Breaks World Speed Record At The Indianapolis Motor Speedway
At 12 feet tall and 12 feet wide, the massive rig needed one of the most powerful engines ever put in a Monster truck to break the speed record.
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Robin Flips Ford Dealer The Bird By Making Its Nest In A Sold F-250
The brand-new truck is now federally protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act because a family of robins has decided to move in.
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Ram Says A Maverick Fighter And Sub-$40,000 Dakota Are Coming Along With A Full-Size SUV
Ram's known for its big trucks, but it's a smaller model we're most interested to see on U.S. roads.
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Is It Okay To Go Through The Car Wash With A Tonneau Cover On Your Truck?
You've probably thought about going through a carwash with a tonneau cover on your truck, but it's not always a good idea. Here's what you need to know.
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Hellcat-Powered 2027 Ram 1500 Rumble Bee Is The Right Truck At The Wrong Time
The new Rumble Bee comes in regular 395-hp Hemi guise, as a 392 with a 470-hp engine, or as an SRT with a massive 777 horses.
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Who Actually Makes Michelin's Pickup Truck Bed Mats? Hint: It's Not Michelin
Michelin's pickup truck bed mats, as well as its floor mats and tailgate protectors, are produced by a company in a surprising country — and not using rubber.
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Toyota Tacoma Vs Chevy Colorado: Which 2021 Midsized Pickup Depreciated Faster?
The Toyota Tacoma's reputation for reliability has historically translated into great resale values, but is the 2021 Colorado the better deal now?
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Why Cab-Over Semi-Trucks Have Nearly Disappeared In America
Cab-over-engine trucks are a rare sight in the U.S. these days, though they are still popular in Australia and Europe. Why did they fall out of favor Stateside?
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What Are The Differences Between GMC's Denali And AT4 Trims?
Denali and AT4 represent two opposite ends of GMC's portfolio of trims, and knowing the differences between the two is crucial for every potential GMC owner.
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At $12,000, Is This 1993 Ford F-150 Long Bed A Deal You Wouldn't Sleep On?
A rare example of the babied work truck.
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Why Consumer Reports Makes The Nissan Frontier's Reliability Reputation So Complicated
The Consumer Reports reliability ratings for the Nissan Frontier are a bit of a rollercoaster ride. Here's why the model's dependability fluctuates so much.
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Here's What A Wet Kit On A Semi Truck Does
Semi trucks require on a lot of specialized equipment and designs to perform properly. That's a major part of why the wet kit exists on them.
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Tesla Recalls RWD Cybertruck For Wheels That Could Fall Off, Inadvertently Revealing It Only Sold 173 Of Them
The rear-wheel-drive Cybertruck was only sold from last April to September.
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Nissan's Roll-Up Tailgate For Pickup Trucks Is As Clever As It Is Confusing
The trend of weirdly complicated truck tailgate designs continues, and Nissan wants in on the action.
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The First-Ever Crew Cab Truck Wasn't Made By Ford Or Chevy
The world's first crew cab truck hit the streets 6 years before any of the Big Three got in on the action, and most people don't even remember it today.
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Why Choosing Aluminum Or Cast-Iron Duramax Heads Isn't As Simple As Lightweight Vs. Rugged
GM's famously durable 6.6-liter Duramax diesel V-8 comes from the factory with aluminum cylinder heads, but for some owners, cast-iron is the better option.
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Lingenfelter Once Transformed A Suburban Into A 9.9-Liter V8 Super SUV At GMC's Behest
Even though it weighed over 6,000 pounds, the Lingenfelter version of the Suburban 2500 was likely to embarrass a Porsche 911 Carrera from the same era.
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Is It More Efficient To Drive Your Truck With The Tailgate Open?
With gas and diesel prices rocketing, will lowering your truck's tailgate really help you save a few dollars at the pumps? Or is it going to make things worse?
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What's The Practical Difference Between Pickup Truck Ton Ratings?
If you're in the market for a pickup truck and you're confused by the ton ratings, then fear not. They may not be straightforward, but we're here to help.
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How Tiny Airtabs Improve Performance, Fuel Efficiency, And Even Safety For Semi-Trucks
You might have seen semi-trucks with tiny Airtabs lining their body and trailer. These are for more than just show; they also provide great improvements.
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