Trucks were originally designed for work, and towing capability remains a key statistic for just about anything with a pickup bed. For every segment of pickups, there is one model that out-tows the ...

When it comes to getting hard work done, nothing beats a pickup truck. These hardy brutes are specifically designed to tackle just about any terrain, and their hardy construction means they can go the ...

When it comes to trucks, towing capacity is one of the first specs people bring up. It's a bragging right, a sales point, and often the measure of how "tough" a truck really is. For most drivers, that ...

All cars can tow — even the pocket-sized Smart ForTwo can pull a small trailer — but some are happier doing it than others. If you’re occasionally taking bags of leaves to the landfill, you can get ...

Pickup trucks are gaining popularity across the world, but no country on the planet loves trucks as much as Americans. According to Statista.com, the US in 2024 has raked in around $80.5 million in ...

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Full-sized pickup trucks can do double duty as work trucks and as a substitute for the family car. They are big, powerful, and versatile. But they are also thirsty. Switching to an electric pickup ...

Trucks and towing go together like burgers and fries. But how much you can pull depends on the vehicle and your bank account. For new pickups, the higher the price tag, the greater the towing capacity ...

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