A bolder character and advanced tech make the new Chevrolet Silverado a compelling and accessible take on the half-ton truck formula.

The stereotype of the American pickup truck has lingered long past its expiration date. Pickups are no longer big, dumb, ponderous, or cumbersome, and they haven't been for some time. Yet the reputation endures, especially among those who have never owned a pickup. During a whirlwind two days in Tucson, Arizona, the 2027 Chevrolet Silverado and its team of designers and engineers showed how the Bowtie brand continues to fight that reputation.
— Brandon Turkus, Contributor
Mazda Australia’s managing director says reports of a new performance hatchback are just rumors.
The one-off TX1 offers a glimpse of what a Tacoma-based luxury pickup from Lexus could look like.
Locking differentials keep two wheels pulling on uneven ground, helping trucks like the Ford F-150 Tremor keep moving when one tire lifts.
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