Pickup Trucks (Page 8)

The Ram 1500 keeps evolving faster than anyone expected, and one owner’s trade from a 2021 Limited to a 2026 Hurricane HO proves it. What once felt powerful now feels prehistoric, and his reaction sums up just how far Ram’s engineering has come.

A new Rough Country Vertex and leaf springs, but this 2023 Toyota Tacoma's driver's side is sitting almost 1.5" lower—super goofy look! Is it a leaf spring defect causing the uneven ride height? What Tacoma owners need to know. 

A new 2026 Chevy Silverado with under 5k miles is DEAD after the touchscreen blacked out and lost all power. Battery looks fine. Is this a common glitch, or is a tow truck the only answer? What would you do? What Silverado owners need to know. 

Ready to trade rent for adventure? See how Ashley left her job at 36 to live and travel full-time in her $100k Toyota Tacoma. Would you take the path less traveled if you had the chance? Get my tips on how it's easier and cheaper than you think!

A 2017 Ford F-250 owner, Barry Horne, feels his new 2025 F-150 is too low to the ground. It's culture shock, and he's not sure he made the right decision to downsize. What can he do now? Here are his solutions and what F-150 owners need to know. 

An experienced Ford EV owner compared Apple Maps to Google Maps and found Apple's system is "light years behind."

It’s one thing to expect early recalls from new trucks, but a blown main bearing at under 20,000 miles on a flagship Toyota Tundra TRD Pro raises some serious questions about long-term reliability.

Not many diesel truck owners would switch to an electric Sierra EV, but after towing his 10,000-pound boat, this driver’s confidence in EV power speaks louder than the exhaust.

James is ready for Michigan snow. He finished installing a snow plow on his Ford F-150 5.0, knowing the heavy-duty truck owners will give him grief. Is his half-ton up to the task of clearing his driveway? What F-150 owners need to know. 

A boat filled with Cybertrucks and other Tesla vehicles has made its way to South Korea. Tesla’s head of Cybertruck engineering has also confirmed that an “Apocalypse” of Cybertruck has arrived in the East Asian country.

An unexpected discovery about how small maintenance habits can make your 2024 Toyota Tundra feel new again is leaving many owners rethinking what really matters for long-term reliability.

A Tundra owner's freshly customized truck was obliterated by a distracted college driver, and he's now desperately hoping for a total loss.

A Cybertruck owner taking delivery found four major flaws on his brand-new pickup. A frunk fail, a scratch, odd discoloration, and a rivet issue. Did the dealership swap it for a pristine one, and was he first handed a reject? What buyers need to know. 

A Ram owner's nightmare leads to a surprising trade. He traded a new 2025 Ram 1500 for an older 2023 Ford F-150 with higher mileage. Why? Major electrical issues and terrible customer service. Will the older Ford F-150 last?

Influential Tesla personality Sawyer Merritt shares his personal experience with Tesla Service. Sawyer says he took his Model Y in for service, and Tesla gave him a loaner Cybertruck. Sawyer is extremely happy with the Cybertruck and the level of service.

A new Cybertruck buyer purchased the truck from a GM dealership but has been unable to complete the digital transfer for weeks.

A 2022 Chevy Silverado with 47k miles passes the L87 6.2 recall with "flying colors" after a 0W-40 full synthetic change. The owner reports higher oil pressure at idle. Is your truck next? A 100k drivetrain warranty adds peace of mind.

A 2024 Toyota Tundra suffered catastrophic engine failure at only 27K miles. The post by Ernie Lee Mozingo details the controversial fix: a complete powertrain overhaul that required removing the entire cab. What does this mean for Tundra owners?

After 30 years of loyalty and eight purchased vehicles, one Tundra owner watched his 2024 hybrid pickup spontaneously burn to the ground in his driveway.

A Ford F-150 with a Carolina Squat is raising eyebrows. Bailey Musselwhite is here to "upset some of you" with a seriously divisive truck mod. Are you for it or against it?

The 2025 Tacoma arrives, but so do ridiculous markups. Get ready for the hidden cost. Buyers are slamming dealers for adding "nonsense market markup" to the hottest new truck. Is your local dealer guilty? Is this the new norm for Tacoma buyers?

Reports say that Ram plans to build a three-row SUV. The CEO confirmed the plans to analysts.

A $15M license plate on a Mansory Tesla Cybertruck? That's what Nic Cruz Patane spotted in Dubai! A level of luxury you have to see to believe, and what it means for Cybertruck buyers now. 

$146K for a Ford Raptor R?! An F-150 owner's shock at the dealership's price tag leads to a simple decision: stick with the reliable 2019 F-150 XLT he already owns. Is the Raptor R worth the insane markup? See what F-150 enthusiasts say.

A 2025 Tundra Owner is not happy: Adrian Olivares is getting just 230 miles per tank. Is this the new Toyota Tundra norm or a personal problem? Owners are talking about range, regrets, and whether the Tundra is too thirsty. What owners need to know. 

Cybertruck owners are sharing various ways they've hurt themselves on the truck’s sharp edges. Most sustained deep cuts on their fingers, but some, including children as young as 8 years old, have received cuts on their heads due to the truck.

Mopar is giving the 2026 Ram 1500 HEMI a glowing green finish and lowered stance for a standout custom!

A Cybertruck owner says kids crashed a go-kart right into his Cybertruck. He adds, “Tesla Certified Shop says they can simply sand and polish the area, but it might end up looking different from the rest of the vehicle.”

Silverado/Sierra owners: Yorch Glez ditched his Chevy Silverado 5.3L V8 for the Silverado 3.0L Duramax and regrets it! He's considering going back. Is the Duramax really a downgrade? What's your take?

A Tesla Cybertruck owner who thought his truck came with lane-keeping features as standard states, “If you don’t stop it, it will drive off the road.” He adds, “First Tesla had to buy back my Model Y under Lemon Law, and now this.”