Not A Ford: This Heavy Duty Pickup Truck Is Most Likely To Last 250,000 Miles, Per iSeeCars
Ford’s Super Duty trucks didn’t top iSeeCars’ latest longevity study. One heavy-duty rival is far more likely to reach 250,000 miles than the rest.
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What Causes Oil Levels To Rise In A Diesel Engine?
Is your diesel’s oil level climbing even though you haven’t added a drop? Here’s why that’s a warning sign and how to make sure the reading is right.
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How Big Is The Slate Truck Bed? Here's What You Can Fit Inside
There's been a ton of discussion about what isn't included in the new Slate e-truck, but potential buyers should know what it can fit in its bed.
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How Many MPG Could You Lose With A Leveling Kit?
A leveling kit gives your truck a more even stance, but there is another factor worth considering before installation. Explore its effects on fuel efficiency.
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5 Mini Trucks That That Are Perfect For Modifying
Looking to transform a pickup truck into a mini one so it can sit closer to the ground? Here are five options that are best suited for the task.
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Scion Is Back, And This 4WD Kei Truck Is Leading The Charge
Scion is back, but does this tiny truck have more compromises than American drivers will stomach?
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Why Do Some Construction Zones Make Trucks Use The Left Lane?
It may surprise you to see trucks being urged to drive on the left-most lane of the highway, but here's exactly why it's necessary during construction projects.
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Why Do Some Pickups Have A Hitch On The Truck Bed? (And What's It Called?)
Pickup trucks are great not just for hauling materials and tools around, but also for lugging trailers behind them, but some do it a little different.
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The 2027 GMC Sierra Somehow Gets Worse MPG Than Last Year's Model
Fans of GMC's Sierra might be disappointed that the 2027 model actually has a lower MPG rating than the 2026 version. There is a reason for it, though.
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Ford SuperCab Vs. Crew Cab: What's The Difference Between These F-Series Trucks?
The differences between Ford's SuperCab and Crew Cab/SuperCrew cabin options may determine which is right for you.
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Which Ford F-150 Engine Is Better For Towing: The EcoBoost V6 Or The Coyote V8?
The Ford F-150 lineup offers a pretty broad choice of powertrains, including the 3.5 EcoBoost V6 and the Coyote V8. Which one of these two is better for towing?
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5 Advantages Of Japanese Mini Trucks
Japanese mini trucks, or kei trucks, have exploded in popularity recently, and there are a few very good reasons why you might want to consider picking one up.
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Why Cities Might Paint Fire Trucks Lime Yellow Instead Of Red
In the United States, the red firetruck has become an iconic symbol depicted in children's cartoons and toys. However, they are not all red.
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5 Tractor Supply Accessories To Upgrade Your Truck Bed
Tractor Supply Company has a lot of accessories you can use to plus up your pickup truck bed. Here are some of our favorites that you can add to yours.
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10 Of The Best Used Trucks For Off-Road Enthusiasts
If you're on the hunt for your next off-roading vehicle, check out these trucks. They're all new enough to have lots of perks, but you can find used ones, too.
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4 Drawbacks Of Using Truck Bed Covers
Truck bed covers can protect your cargo from the elements, but they can come with maintenance costs, limited space, and compatibility issues.
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How Much Size & Power Are You Actually Losing With A Mini Truck Vs A Full-Size Model?
Japanese mini trucks are getting more popular, with some even comparing them favorably to full-size pickups — but are they really a valid alternative?
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What Does 'Apportioned' Mean On A License Plate?
Ever seen “apportioned” on a big rig’s license plate? It’s not a vanity plate or a typo. Here’s what it means, who qualifies, and what it covers.
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5 4-Cylinder Cars That Can Out-Tow A V6
It turns out there actually is a replacement for displacement — several four-cylinder trucks and SUVs can outperform on towing when compared to V6 models.
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Why Do Some Pickup Trucks Have A Hitch On The Front?
Part of the appeal of pickup trucks is their ability to haul things. Instead of a rear hitch, some use front ones to carry and maneuver certain things.
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10 Pickup Trucks With Faster 0-60 Times Than A Mazda MX-5 Miata
It may be the most popular sports car in the world, but the Miata can do little against these pickup trucks.
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Are Higher Cylinder Engines Better For Towing? It's Complicated
Pickup trucks offer just about every type of powertrain under the sun today. You might think more cylinders are better for towing, but it's complicated.
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Should You Add Weight To Your Truck Bed For Extra Traction In Winter?
When winter rolls around, it's time to think about how to best keep traction on those slippery roads. Here's what you should know about adding weight.
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12 Of The Best Looking Trucks VW Ever Designed
In the U.S. Volkswagen isn't as well known for their trucks as they are for smaller passenger vehicles, but it has had some great looking models over the years.
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What Does The Percentage Under A Semi-Truck Symbol On A Road Sign Mean?
While some road signs are straightforward, others are hard to understand at first glance. The semi-truck symbol with a percentage sign under it is one of those.
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5 Tractor Supply Truck Accessories Under $50 To Upgrade Your Ride
Truck owners know it's all too easy to get caught spending a bunch of money on accessories. Look to Tractor Supply for these products that won't break the bank.
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Truck Bed Camping For Beginners: Gear, Tips, And Tricks
If you own a truck and want to go camping, you don't need an expensive camper or tent. Instead, you can do it all from your truck bed -- here's how to start.
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