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When GMC introduced the all-new 2019 Sierra 1500, one of the coolest features was the revolutionary MultiPro tailgate. Available across the lineup, and standard on higher trims, this new gate featured the ability to flip and fold into six (unofficially seven) different configurations to meet the changing needs of pickup owners. A year later, for

We recently noted that although many of us like to think we’re without error at all times, nothing in our world is 100 percent fail proof. There’s a small margin for error in everything. The important thing is we should never allow that window to open too wide. The concept certainly applies to diesel truck

On This Week’s Truck Show Podcast: Diesel Pickup Sets World Record Jeep Wrangler 392 Concept Daytona Truck Meet 2020 Scott Birdsall and Old Smokey, his Cummins-powered 1949 Ford F1 diesel pickup race truck, smash the Pike’s Peak diesel record, but not without some help from the Cummins Fairy. Holman drives Jeep’s Wrangler 392 concept and Lightning

We’re finally calling it done. The $500 work truck we picked up well over a year ago has had all manner of work done to it, and the miles we have put on it both on and off road are proof of the quality of work we performed on the truck as well a testament

Most people don’t think about replacing the U-joints on their truck until they hear the telltale whine. That’s exactly what happened to us and Project Over/Under recently. With the truck basically complete, we’ve mostly been enjoying it, but we’ve also done a little fine-tuning. We changed out the exhaust—our former kit was rubbing in a

Diesels in the deep blue sea! Or, at the lake, or even down the river. Although oil burners in land-based trucks are our primary beat, there are occasions where we discuss the engines’ performance and capability for maritime vessels, too. With sizes ranging from three-cylinders small (Yanmar’s 3JH40), to absolutely mammoth—by way of the 14-cylinder,

There it was, an honest-to-goodness, aluminum L92 engine. Don’t get us wrong, we love every single junkyard 5.3L LM7, but they are usually ratty, greasy, and full of rodent droppings. Yes, you heard us right, mice and rats often leave behind evidence that the engine bay was indeed their playground, especially after an engine has

When Ford finally unveiled the all-new 2021 Bronco the internet lost its collective mind. The new off-roader paid homage to the classic while providing nearly everything the wheeling public wanted in a dirt-centric SUV. However, rumors still persist that there is to be an even more capable Bronco in the lineup. A Bronco that’s geared

Photography by Matthew Eugenio Life is about the journey, not the destination. Isn’t that what they say? Well it must have been what 450 custom Chevy and GMC owners believed because they loaded up their rides and headed up north to Auburn, California for the 2020 C10 Intervention. Located at the Gold Country Fairgrounds, the show

You’re probably not in the market for a pursuit vehicle/cop car, and the closest we at MotorTrend will get to one (hopefully) is a week behind the wheel—which, to be fair, is pretty dang sweet. But for most drivers, there’s still something awesomely intriguing about police vehicles—they’re like forbidden fruit most people will never taste. But we

We’re almost wrapped up with Project Over/Under and we’re upgrading the charging system for all of our future off-road adventures.

It was just a few months ago that we were reporting on Ford’s new Ford Performance accessory packages for the 2019 and 2020 Ranger. These packs brought with them bigger tires, unique wheels, Fox shocks, and more. Offered in three different levels, these packs range from mild to pretty darn wild. And, at the end

Modifying pickups (appearance, functionality, etc.) is one of the most subjective elements of the truck hobby. Although adding, subtracting and changing pieces and things is often done after consultation with “experts,” fans, and friends, final decisions ultimately are made by the owner. And though there are no rules or sequences for making upgrades, wheels and

Hydraulic bump stops—often referred to as air bumps or nitrogen bump stops—provide the ultimate in protection from hard bottoming situations for your off-road rig. To fully understand what makes a hydraulic bump stop unique, we must first take a look back at what a bump stop is and how it works. What Is A Bump

We were beyond excited for the return of the legendary Land Rover Defender for the 2020 model year. At launch, Land Rover offered the much anticipated four-door Defender 110 model. However, the company had said that a smaller two-door Defender 90 was on the way. Well, we now know what “on the way” meant as

As we’re nearing completion on our 2003 Chevy Silverado project, we have just a few more items to cover to make the truck function as good as it looks.

“How can I get my truck in the magazine?” We’re confident that through the years, it is the question that editors are asked most frequently, by proud car, truck, boat, motorcycle, or other vehicle owners, who dream of seeing their ride in the pages of their favorite rag. In many ways, earning mention in a

On This Week’s Truck Show Podcast: Kory Willis, owner of Power Performance Enterprises, Inc. (PPEI) Sean Ramáge, owner of Empire Fabrication Kory Willis proves that getting knocked down doesn’t mean you are knocked out. He shares the latest news on his battle with the EPA and how the destruction caused by hurricane Laura might have

As we continue to maneuver our way through “these unprecedented times,” thankfully, truck manufacturers and vehicle-logistics professionals have implemented new operating procedures that once again enable media to safely receive vehicles to drive and evaluate. In early September, a very special rig joined Chevrolet’s Southern California media fleet: the 2020 Silverado 3500HD that you see

Suspension Lift of our Project Over/Under & Rebuild with Atlas, EBC, Hellwig, Fuel, & General Tire.