Truck & SUV Features

Calling anything the “best” is a big claim, one that shouldn’t be taken lightly. With that in mind, we’ve taken care to pull together a list of not the best overall 3/4-ton trucks, but rather which trucks are the best in each of six categories. These claims are not subjective; instead, they are based on

For the better part of two years, pickup trucks have been the “it” vehicles for people interested in buying a new or previously owned ride. With U.S. auto manufacturers scaling back (eliminating) sedans from their lineups, crew-cab shortbed rigs are fast becoming the standard for daily transportation, with some never doing any true truck-type work

Historically, pickups have never been much for speed. Sure, there were performance models like Chevy’s 454 SS, the GMC Syclone, Ram’s SRT-10 1500 Viper truck, and of course Ford’s F-150 Lightning. These trucks would all run from 0 to 60 mph in about 5 seconds. Technology has come a long way since these trucks’ heyday

If you’re like us there’s a good chance that you’ve looked at GM’s portfolio of pickup trucks at some point and wondered what exactly the difference between GMC and Chevy is. Don’t worry, we’re all in good company as this is one question that has plagued truck buyers for decades. Thankfully, the answer is more

It’s always a good thing when the time comes for one of our quarterly long-term vehicle reports and we genuinely have nothing to say. During the past three months we’ve managed to log 5,441 additional miles on our 2020 Ford F-250 Super Duty Limited and can say with authority that we have almost no complaints.

It’s not every day that an automaker gets to create an entirely new category of vehicle. Or at least create a new category within their own lineup of vehicles. However, that seems to be exactly what Hyundai has done with the introduction of the all-new 2022 Santa Cruz sport activity vehicle. The 2022 Santa Cruz

Spring has sprung. After the long winter of cold temperatures, snow, rain, and other inclement weather, the sun is finally shining throughout the U.S. And, because it’s nice outside, tricked-out trucks that understandably aren’t seen in extreme conditions are now coming out of their owner-imposed hibernation in the garage. “Slammed” pickups lead the pack in