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With its 2.0-inch lift, 6.0-inch wider track, flared fenders, and chunky all-terrain tires, the 2021 Ram 1500 TRX looks absolutely wicked—even in its base $71,790 form. Yet, the folks at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles’s Mopar division are taking things a step further with a variety of parts that add an extra skosh of menace and off-road

On This Week’s Show: Bilstein’s Jason Engelman Holman drives the Land Rover Defender The modified F-150 debate rages on The guys nerd out on the Bilstein shock technology behind the Ford Bronco and Ram 1500 TRX with Bilstein’s head of Damper Magic, Jason Engelman. Find out how these shocks work, how they were chosen, and,

Chevrolet stunned us all when the company announced that its all-new 2020 Silverado 3500HD would have a maximum towing capability of 35,500 pounds. This figure, from the company that for a long time wanted nothing to do with the capability wars, trumped Ram’s figure of 35,100 pounds for its all-new 2019 Ram 3500 (which bested

On This Week’s Show: NISMO Returns to Trucks Milton Leaves Nikola Lyn Woodward Talks Rebelle Rally Our friend Lyn Woodward returns to the podcast to discuss her ongoing partnership with Nissan and the Rebelle Rally, while breaking some embargoed Nissan NISMO news. Lightning and Holman also talk about their mixed feelings over the departure of

When you say the name, “Lexus,” hard-core off-roading, or even today’s current “it” activity of rugged-terrain overlanding certainly aren’t uses that immediately come to mind for its SUVs. Sure, several of the brand’s utility offerings bring plenty of performance to the table for “spirited” on-road driving experiences. But for all intents and purposes, luxury is