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Ford announced today that the all-new 2021 will carry with it the claims of best-in-class towing, payload, and torque. Maximum towing has increased by 800 pounds over the outgoing model to a staggering 14,000 pounds. Maximum payload has increased by 55 pounds to 3,325, which is more than 1,000 pounds greater than Ford’s closest competitor.

Not tech-savvy? Sorry, not an option in 2020. Trucks are more feature-packed and technologically advanced than ever before. And while younger generations are generally more likely to bravely tackle techy tidbits and connectivity options head-on, it’s often older get-in-and-go generations who can afford the additional cost of all that tech in the first place. No

When we saw an early Crew Cab Chevy Silverado truck with 1500HD badging on its door, we supposed we were seeing things. When we started checking the door badging on other Chevy trucks we saw on the road, we were astounded to see more of these Chevy 1500HD trucks cruising our local streets. Then our

It’s hard to believe that it’s been 11 years since Sport Truck magazine closed shop. The beloved magazine first debuted with the November 1988 issue and tirelessly covered the rad world of horsepower-happy, trendy sport trucks for more than 20 years, finishing strong (but unexpectedly) with the December 2009 issue. The staff’s last adventure was

To say it’s been an interesting year thus far would be an understatement. Our whole world has been upended, to the point where even how we review vehicles has needed to change. Instead of the typical multi-day program in an exotic land to introduce a new vehicle, GMC offered to drop off an all-new 2021