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First To 50,000: Which Brand Of Pickup Truck Will Be The First To Tow 25 Tons?

And what changes will Ford, GM and Ram have to make in order to get there?

All-Terrain Evolution: Nitto Tire's New Terra Grappler G3

Nitto Tire’s Ultimate A/T Is Here

Will GM and Ram Bring Large Displacement Diesel Engines to the Pickup Truck Market?

Expect a new, bigger cubic inch Duramax to target 550 to 600 hp and more than 1,200 lb-ft of torque.

2025 Ram Heavy Duty: What’s Coming & Will It Beat Ford?

Is Ram fixing to release the biggest 2500 and 3500 model overhaul we’ve seen in years?

LS vs. LT: Which V8 Is The Right Choice For Your Swap?

here are now enough Gen V LT engines out there to at least make a go of competing against the Gen III and Gen IV LS.

Slammed '62 Ford Country Squire Sporting a 900hp Diesel Swap

Kodie Paxton’s patina'd 6.0L Power Stroke-powered ’62 Ford Country Squire packs a pair of compound turbos.

Hidden Gem: Third-Gen, Cummins Diesel-Powered Dodge Ram

Meet Paul Szczypta’s immaculate ’07 Dodge Ram, an 800hp beast with zero rust and just 113,000 miles on the clock.

Can You Trust Your Factory Gauges? What They’re Telling You, And What They’re Not

You might need to take the data that’s on display with a grain of salt.

Night And Day Difference: Comparing Old-School Diesel Workhorses With Today’s Mountain-Moving Monsters

The nuts and bolts behind why modern diesel trucks can tow three times the weight of older versions.

The ‘Burb: A Classic Chevy SUV With A Ford 6.0L Power Stroke Under The Hood

Meet Jeremy Flanders’ diesel swap anomaly, where vintage iron meets the most-hated compression-ignition engine on the planet.

3 Tips To Keep Your 10+ Year Old Car Running Like New

Even autos built in the last decade require TLC to remain reliable and comfortable as the miles pile on.

The Polar Bear: A Summit White Silverado Packing A 1,200HP Duramax

An inside look at one of the cleanest (and most powerful) Duramax builds we’ve ever laid eyes on.

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