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Telo Explains Why Its Minitruck Won't Get A Range Extender
The people at Telo are doing something weird and truly unique, and if that doesn't get you excited, why are you even reading Jalopnik in the first place?
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Spray Vs. Drop-In Bed Liner: Pros And Cons Every Truck Owner Should Know
Pickup truck bed liners are great for protecting your ride, but they're not all the same. Here's how to choose between spray-in and drop-in bed liners.
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Should You Lift Your Truck? Pros, Cons, And What To Expect
Adding a lift kit to your ride can come with a handful of benefits, but it also has its drawbacks. Here's what you need to know before lifting your truck.
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Hyundai Is Making A New Body-On-Frame Midsize Pickup For The U.S. That Could Be A Hybrid And Also Spawn An SUV
The new Korean truck will arrive before 2030, and it won't be related to the trucks Hyundai is developing with GM for Central and South America.
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Ford 7.3 Power Stroke Owners Say These Are The Most Common Problems
Before making a buying decision on a 7.3-liter Power Stroke truck, it's worth knowing what owners have to say about the common problems. Here's a breakdown.
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Why Some Pickup Trucks Have Those Amber Lights On Top
Five small amber lights won't shed much light on the road at night. So why do some pickups have them, while others don't? And which ones have the lights?
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Scout Motors Refuses To Back Down On Plans To Cut Dealers Out Of The EV Equation
At least for now, Scout continuing to stand up to dealers can only be read as a good thing.
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Ram 1500 REV Electric Pickup Truck Is Dead Before It Could Pile Up On Dealer Lots
Who could have seen this coming? It's not like there were any signs the American arm of Stellantis might bail on its electric truck.
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Do Diesel Trucks Wear Out Tires Faster Than Gas Models?
All tires wear down over time, but are gas or diesel engines more likely to accelerate this deterioration? Here's the breakdown on tire wear and tear.
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Diesel Vs Gas Trucks: Is One Really Better Off-Road?
When it comes to trucks, you have two choices: gas or diesel. However, there are key differences between them. Here's what you need to know.
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This Toyota Has The Best 5-Year Resale Value Of Any New Car, According To KBB
Toyota is well-known for producing reliable vehicles that hold their value overtime. However, according to KBB, this model has the best 5-year resale value.
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These Are The 5 Cheapest New Pickup Trucks You Can Buy This Year
It's not secret that vehicles are getting expensive, but if you need a truck on a budget, there are still options out there. Here are five of the cheapest.
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2026 Ram 1500 Doesn't Miss A Beat With The Re-Introduction Of The Hemi
Returning the Hemi to its more affordable and popular trucks will hopefully give Ram the boost it needs to rise from the crater its found itself in.
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Is It Legal To Drive A Truck Without The Bed?
There are a few reasons why you might drive a pickup truck without a bed, but can this modification get you into legal trouble? Here's what you need to know.
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What Does That 'Texas Edition' Badge Actually Mean On Trucks?
Texas Edition trucks aren't limited to the Lone Star State. While features differ between brands, but here's what you can expect from these trucks.
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The Most Reliable New Truck Isn't A Ford Or Chevy (According To JD Power)
If you want to get the most reliable pickup truck possible, you should probably consult JD Power's list for 2025. Hint: The pick isn't a Ford or Chevy.
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Toyota Took Over A Napalm Factory In Long Beach To Manufacture Truck Beds And Avoid The Chicken Tax
Since Toyota imported incomplete vehicles rather than trucks, the rolling cab-and-chassis were only subject to a 2.5% import tax rather than the 25% tax.
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This Custom Nissan Titan Made To Look Like An International Scout Is An Automotive Abomination
If you have the time and the know-how, or more realistically the disposable income, you can do virtually anything with a car. That doesn't mean you should.
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Roush's First Nissan Collab Is The 2026 Frontier Pro-4X R With A Two-Inch Lift And Öhlins Shocks
The individual parts will be available directly from Roush, or buyers can find already built Frontier Pro-4X Rs starting at $47,960 at Nissan dealerships.
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EPA Says We Don't Really Need 'Low DEF' Limp Mode In Trucks After All
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin also strongly urges manufacturers to update older trucks to eliminate this nagware.
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Consumer Reports Says These Are The Most Reliable Pickup Trucks To Buy Used
Consumer Reports surveyed its readers and discovered which used pickup trucks are the most reliable. Here's the years and models you should look for.
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U.S. Air Force Finally Finds A Good Use For Tesla Cybertrucks: Target Practice
According to government contracting documents, the Air Force is looking "for Towable Target Vehicles to be used as targets for live missile fire testing."
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Ford 6.7 Power Stroke: These Are The Worst Years According To Owners
The Ford 6.7 Power Stroke engine has had a strong run over the last decade, but some years are more prone to failure than others. Here are some to be wary of.
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Why Are Diesels Better For Towing And Hauling Compared To Gas Vehicles?
Gas engines have their advantages; they're cheaper to buy and easier to maintain. But there are several reasons why diesels are better for towing and hauling.
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5 Useful Ways To Use The Upfitter Switches In Your Ford Truck
Ford trucks come with "upfitter" switches that let you control add-on accessories with the flick of a finger. Here are five especially helpful ways to use them.
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This Unassuming Crossover Is Threatening To Upend Ford's F-150 Sales Record
There's been a lot of publicity about a crossover outselling the Ford F-150. A closer look at the figures, though, shows a much more complex situation.
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Why American Semi Trucks Usually Have Long Noses (But European Trucks Are Flat)
There are lots of reasons why American semi trucks look different than European ones. They add up to a different trucking culture between the continents.
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