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The Dodge Dakota Li'l Red Express Is A Mid-Size Pickup Unicorn
An interestingly named compact pickup, the Li'l Red Express is something of a rarity, but the Dakota of the 1990s is even more of a rare beast.
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Datsun Brought The First Compact Truck To The US In 1959
Compact trucks might be the talk of the town today, but the first truly small pickup was launched in the late 1950s, and it came from Japan.
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Ford Maverick Vs. Honda Ridgeline: How The Compact Truck Stacks Up To A Mid-Size Pickup
The Ford Maverick and Honda Ridgeline may not be the most natural rivals, but both popular trucks have their place. Here's where they differ and compete.
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Slate's $1,450 Destination Charge Brings Actual Base Price To $26,400, Undercutting Maverick By $2,590
Whether the Slate is worth the cost difference to the Ford is up to every buyer's cross-shopping, but destination fees likely won't make or break a deal.
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Here's Some Stuff You Can Tow With A Slate Truck (And Some You Probably Shouldn't Try)
Wondering how much weight a Slate truck can handle? We break down the limits of the Slate's hauling capabilities, including what's safe and what’s not.
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Here's How Much The 2021 Jeep Gladiator Has Depreciated In 5 Years
Thinking about buying a used 2021 Jeep Gladiator? Its five-year depreciation tells an interesting story, especially once you compare it with its closest rivals.
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In This Era Of Global Manufacturing, Which Semi Trucks Are Still Made In America?
While many iconic American semi truck brands are now under foreign ownership, a surprising number of them are still built here, on American soil.
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Slate Says Every Truck Will Be Profitable, Probably Because It Makes You Pay For Things Every Other Car Already Has
Each and every one of the Slate's compact electric trucks will be gross margin positive, says the automaker's CEO Peter Faricy.
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I Briefly Rode In The Slate Truck, And It's Gonna Be A No From Me, Dog
Though its simplicity and breadth of customization are appealing at first, the electric Slate pickup just doesn't feel worth its $24,950 base price.
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This Diesel Engine Changed The Way Heavy Trucks Make Power
A breakthrough in diesel engineering changed how heavy trucks delivered power, ultimately reshaping torque, gearing, and real-world drivability forever.
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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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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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Nostalgia-Baiting Jeep Rewind Special Editions Are Cool Enough To Deserve A Better Name
To hell with resale value, the Rewind is a special edition that'll make you smile every time you see it, and look back at your car every time you park.
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Kia To Launch Hybrid, EREV Body-On-Frame Pickup Truck In The U.S. By 2030
If we had to guess, it will be related to the body-on-frame truck and SUV that Hyundai is also working on.
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Scout Terra Pickup Reportedly Won't Go Into Production Until March 2030, And The Traveler SUV Is Delayed Until September 2028
The range-extender Harvester models will launch first, as more than 87% of reservation holders have gone for them instead of the pure EV.
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The Cheapest Used Rivian R1Ts Are Finally Showing Up For Less Than $40,000
if you can make a $45,000 budget work, the list of available trucks expands to more than 40 nationwide.
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These Are 3 Of The World's Largest Semi Trucks
Given 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
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Every Semi Truck Brand Owned By Daimler
Daimler is one of the largest heavy vehicle manufacturers in the world, producing a wide range of trucks for markets across multiple continents.
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Rivian Won't Make An Extended-Range Hybrid, But That's What Basically All Scout's Customers Want
80% of Scout's pre-orders are for the range-extender, but Rivian will never make one.
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Here's Why Semi Trucks Still Use Drum Brakes
Modern cars may not use drum brakes, but they’re more than tradition on semis — and the trucking industry’s current climate has a lot to do with it.
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This Mercedes Pickup Conversion Is Perfect For Everything From The Barn To The 'Bahn
Forget the King Ranch, for true truck class you need a two-door 'Benz.
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American Vs. European Semi-Trucks: The Biggest Differences Explained
U.S. big rigs and their cousins in Europe aren't different because of cultural aesthetic preferences; it all comes down to regulations & the roads they travel.
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'I Can't Stop': Basketball Phenom Recalls Fiery Tesla Cybertruck Crash That Almost Killed Him
A harrowing report of just what happened when USC's Alijah Arenas crashed in his Tesla puts Cybertruck safety back into the spotlight.
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This Was The Last Carbureted Engine Sold New In America
Carbureted engines are long gone these days, largely replaced by more energy-efficient fuel injection systems. Here is the last vehicle sold with a carb.
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How Much Are Cybertruck Owners Paying For Insurance?
Despite its less-than-flawless record, the Cybetruck is anything but cheap to buy. So how much does it cost to insure one of these metallic beasts?
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How Dare The Jets Besmirch This Honda
Usually automakers want to associate themselves with winning, whether it's in racing or sales numbers, but it seems Honda missed that memo.
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Dodge Diesel Trucks Before Cummins, Mitsubishi Powered Them First
Dodge was looking for a more economical engine to power its D100, D200, and B-series vans, so it called up its pals in Japan for help.
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