Friendly pickupsBy: AP online In a rebuttal to Ford's claim as the environmentally friendly automaker and its announcement to increase the fuel economy of its SUVs, GM Vice Chairman... Trial by back roadsBy: Kurt Lawton GM heavy-duty trucks prove their mettle in Missouri.The Detroit man handed me shiny keys to a loaded GMC three-quarter ton - all red and gleaming against... New from the 3I showBy: Kurt Lawton This annual High Plains show in the heart of Kansas kicks off the spring show season. Here's a glimpse of the new products we found.Ultrawide and compact... Truck trendsBy: Kurt Lawton Take a look at the latest in real and conceptual trucks, with a glimpse of where technology is taking the industry.Quad cab DaimlerChrysler's Dodge division... New truck heavyweightsBy: Kurt Lawton The 2001 GMC and Chevy heavy-duty pickups take aim at Ford.General Motors, riding a 1_1/2-year wave of sales success since it redesigned its medium-duty... For the farmStrap holderKeep loads, big and small, securely strapped with Hi-Lift's new Slide-N-Lock bed rail system.The system consists of two aluminum rails, four... Reader's choice over $5,000By: Roxanne Furlong and Karen McMahon For this, our annual Readers' Choice story, we analyzed your "request for more information" inquiries and found what piqued your interest. According to... A truck for the year 2000By: Deborah Drolen Jones Toyota enters the full-size market with a new V-8 pickup made in America. Toyota is building an all-new, full-size pickup truck that the company claims... Truck rodeo IV winners aboundBy: Farm Industry News staff Four years ago, when we last mixed farmers, mud, hills and new trucks, the trend-setting, revamped Dodge Ram edged out Ford and Chevy. This year Chevy... |
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