#trucks

Sometime in the near future, Chevrolet will announce a new trim package for its Silverado half-ton pickup.

Honda is giving us a glimpse of its future pickup truck.

Chevrolet announced today that it will bring a special edition of the Colorado mid-size pickup truck to the Chicago Auto Show this week.

Unchallenged leadership is never good. Toyota hasn’t needed to put up a fight in the mid-size truck market for a very long time. At least not until now because for 2015, GM is releasing all-new versions of Colorado and Canyon.

I’m a firm believer that there’s no such thing as an all-season or all-weather tire.

Chevy’s Super Bowl ad asks the big question about the big game.

The list of diesel models in U.S. dealerships is steadily growing and Hyundai could be the next automaker to add to that list.

Long rumored to launch a pickup truck in the U.S. market, Hyundai has stoked the flames with the reveal of the new Santa Cruz concept at the Detroit Auto Show.

The best new truck of 2015 is the all-new Ford F-150.

Ford’s latest F-150 half-ton has been crowned the North American Truck of the Year. 

The next-generation Toyota Tacoma will debut at the Detroit Auto Show next week and here’s your chance to ask the chief engineer anything you want.

General Motors is still in the throes of dealing with faulty ignition switches moving into 2015.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) announced that it will recall 66,819 Ram pickup trucks.

There have been three times in my life that I almost bought a compact pickup truck.

General Motors plans to market a special “Nightfall Edition” pickup truck package that could be revealed as early as next month.