Only one in eight pickup-truck drivers buy their rigs for job-related-purposes. Most pickups—there are about 60 million rolling around the U.S.—are “lifestyle” purchases, Fred Haefele informs us in ...

The Rivian R1T is a pickup truck, yes. But it also is not. The Rivian is more a product of Silicon Valley than of Detroit, which is why it’s so unique. For some, it will be like listening to a hipster ...

PROS ›› Serious off-road skills, outstanding utility, tons of customization CONS ›› Sub-par fuel economy, louder cabin than rivals, middling comfort Staying true to one’s self isn’t always easy. From ...

Pickup trucks are the backbone of America, and the sales figures prove that year after year. That’s why a lot of automakers naturally thought of electrifying their pickups to ride the demand wave. The ...

You rely on your pickup to do real work, save money, and last for years […] ...

Reliability is many things to many people. When it comes to all things automotive, reliability depends on many fine details, beginning with the design stage of the smallest component and through final ...

How much does the United States like pickup trucks? You don’t need me to answer that question. Just look out the window and you’ll see all the reasons a manufacturer might need to build their own. Now ...