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2020 Suzuki Jimny | Suzuki
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If US Got The Suzuki Jimny We Could Have A Baby Bronco, Too

Suzuki seems to have the corner on wacky, weird, small trucks we want. Why aren’t these sold in the US? They’re small, but not like those tiny golf cart electric maintenance trucks you see at nurseries and hotels. Those aren’t even legal for street use. Trucks like the Suzuki Jimny are. Now, there are conversion …
by Thom Taylor
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2020 Chevy Silverado Pickup | GM
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The Chevy Silverado Will Get Independent Rear Suspension–And Maybe an Electric Version

Although the Chevy Silverado has slipped in sales recently, the truck regularly outsells its GMC version and comes with numerous standard features. It’s also stolen less often than the F-150. Still, GM knows there’s always room to broaden the Silverado’s appeal and improve on its design. The automaker is considering bringing back the single cab …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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The Best Year to Look for When Buying Used Chevy Silverado

If you need a reliable truck that can get the job done, the Chevy Silverado 1500 is a good bet. It’s also one of the most customizable trucks on the current market. Drivers can choose between five different engines, three transmission options, and seven great performance packages. If you need to save some money, a …
by Addison White
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The 2015 RAM 2500 Longhorn on display at the Annual Chicago Auto Show
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The 1 Biggest Reason You Might Want to Avoid Buying a Used Ram 2500

A regular-sized pickup is great for daily driving, off-roading, and regular light towing jobs. If the job requires more power, you’re better off with a heavy-duty model. Many truck drivers love the Ram 2500 because of its durability and high towing capacity. When properly equipped, it can tow up to 15,000 pounds. While it’s not …
by Addison White
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Ford pickup truck drives on a road in Miami
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The Biggest Regret You’ll Have About Owning a Truck

Owning a truck doesn’t have a lot of downsides. Trucks are great vehicles for lugging heavy equipment to work sites without any decreased performance. Most of these cars can tow upwards of 10,000 pounds or more when fully loaded. They’re also a top pick for off-roading enthusiasts. Still, it happens to every truck owner eventually: …
by Addison White
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The 2020 Jeep Gladiator at the 2019 New England International Auto Show
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Will the Jeep Gladiator XMT Be Available to the Public?

A few months ago, we reported that a military-grade Jeep was revealed at the annual exhibition of the Association of the U.S. Army. The Gladiator Extreme Military-Grade Truck, or XMT for short, is a new Jeep Gladiator variant to be developed for the military. But the question on many people’s minds is: will the pickup truck be available …
by Kristen McCoy
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Ford four-wheel steering patent | Ford-0
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Ford May Launch Feature GM Abandoned In 2008

Do you remember Quadrasteer? It was a revolutionary steering feature for Chevy and GMC pickups. The system allowed any truck it was installed on to have a turning circle of a Chevy Spark. It was a four-wheel steering system, and those who stepped up raved about it. Quadrasteer made its debut in 2002 in the …
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2020 Rivian R1T
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Is More Range Really Better for Electric Trucks?

Although range anxiety is dying down, when it comes to electric trucks, a big battery pack is still important. Especially when towing gets involved. However, not every manufacturer subscribes to the idea. Porsche’s Taycan, for example, can only do about 200 miles on a charge, Road & Track reported. And Mazda purposefully gave its upcoming …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Ford Ranger Raptor jumping in the dirt
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Could We Get a V8 Ford Ranger Raptor?

Ford’s mid-size Ranger is a little more exciting outside the US. There’s the Ranger Raptor, an off-road-capable truck that’s been seen in the hands of the fuzz. But one reason we don’t get it is its engine. The 2.0-liter turbodiesel is down on power, even compared to the sole US engine, a 2.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder. …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Why the Toyota Tundra Won KBB’s 5 Year Cost to Own Award

Consumers often rely on the reviews and evaluations of the experts when buying a new or new-to-them vehicle. There are crash test reviews, performance reviews, and consumer complaint reviews. But, what about evaluating a vehicle based on the cost of ownership? Kelley Blue Book offers a five-year cost to own award and performs an overall …
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