#PickupTrucks

The 2017 Ford F-Series Super Duty has been introduced as the toughest, smartest, most capable Super Duty truck lineup ever.

General Motors is reportedly increasing production of their large SUVs and pickup trucks.

Old soldiers never die, they just fade away. At least that’s what American hero General Douglas MacArthur proclaimed during his farewell address to congress back in 1951.

Chevrolet has revealed the refreshed 2016 Silverado. 

Are you ready for grille-ing season? Ram celebrates its latest models and its tough-truck heritage with the following video.

Trucks are big business in North America and the Detroit Three reap a lot of their profits from these rough-and-tumble vehicles. To stay ahead of its rivals GM just announced that it’s “makin’ it rain in Fort Wayne” by sinking $1.2 billion into this Indiana pickup plant.

Welcome back to our 2015 GMC Canyon long-term test. To read the whole series, click here.

Recently, a close friend of mind decided he would like to buy a new GMC Canyon. He proceeded into a dealership, where the salesman immediately directed him to a larger Sierra, saying that he was authorized to give big discounts on the half-ton pickup that couldn’t be done on the Canyon. 

The latest results in a U.S. government survey show that pickup truck owners are less likely to buckle up than people driving other types of vehicles.

Chevrolet is adding a dose of style to its base-model pickup truck.

Despite the fact that GM’s new midsize pickup trucks are about to get a diesel engine option, Toyota‘s all-new Tacoma will not.

Ram’s high-end Laramie Limited trucks are getting a makeover meant to offer luxury accoutrements without the cowboy getup.

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.

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