Pickup Trucks (Page 10)

It looks like an easy choice in the showroom, but the math changes fast. See which $65,000 truck, Ram 1500 vs. Toyota Tundra, becomes a financial liability the moment the warranty expires.

A new Ram Rebel owner praises the Hurricane twin-turbo's "glorious" kick, which sends the truck from 40 to 70 MPH in seconds.

A Cybertruck owner’s "bulletproof" glass roof spontaneously shattered from the inside due to just 10 pounds of sustained weight from an interior Starlink mount.

After $17k in damage to his Tesla Model 3 from road debris, one owner switched to the Cybertruck for its promised durability. But is the stainless steel beast actually tough enough to protect its battery, or is the "Armor Package" a mandatory upgrade?

A Cybertruck owner says that during a recent trip, he was nearly sideswiped by a truck. The other truck ran a red light and was speeding toward the intersection. However, the Cybertruck automatically applied the brakes, preventing the accident.

The $28,000 R1T warranty fix was performed flawlessly without requiring the owner to remove his aftermarket rock sliders or Comma 3X self-driving system.

Is the 2026 Tundra Limited really worth $65,000 when it lacks three key luxury features found in the 2025 Ram 1500 Laramie? Which truck would you choose?

Ford F-150 owners are calling out the automaker for limiting 2026 interior options to "Boring Black," while the Expedition offers premium choices at the same price. See why truck buyers are demanding more variety without the King Ranch markup.

A Cybertruck owner got a parking lot boulder stuck under their truck, and even the max 16-inch Extract Mode wasn't high enough to clear it.

A Cybertruck owner’s desire to work remotely was nearly derailed by a simple charging problem.

Because the intersection lacked a proper stop bar, the Cybertruck decided to stop on the far side of the intersection, putting the owner in danger.

Fleeing the 6.2L V8 nightmare for a 3.0L Duramax? You may have traded a ticking time bomb for a slow leak. Owners report alarming oil thirst, yet GM calls it "normal." Is the diesel a safe haven or a maintenance trap? Read the full report before you buy.

A 2019 Ford F-150 owner is breaking up with the brand after cam phaser and transmission failures. Now facing an engine knock, he asks: Where do I go if GM is "dog crap" and Toyota is "overpriced"? Here is his dilemma.

A Cybertruck owner reports that road impacts have chipped his front camera lens, causing the auto-cleaning system to constantly spritz the invisible vulnerability of the Cybertruck.

While cruising at 75 MPH on the freeway, a Tacoma owner's dog stepped on a mystery button, triggering an immediate and worrying system shutdown.

Owners of 2016-2022 Tacomas are hitting 60,000 miles and facing a new shock: dealer service quotes up to $3,400. From $800 spark plugs to costly "fluff," find out why the "60k Service" is the new profit center, and how to avoid paying for it.

Is your $75k Silverado a ticking time bomb? GM's "fix" for the 6.2L V8 recall is sparking outrage. Why switching to 0W-40 oil might be a band-aid for a massive defect. Owners are stuck in stop-sale limbo. Read the full investigative report.

A 2011 Toyota Tacoma owner slams his local dealer after being quoted over $400 for a single replacement key, calling it "highway robbery." Is this standard dealer pricing, or are there hidden, cheaper ways to get on the road without breaking the bank?

A Cybertruck owner reports that Sentry Mode is now draining his battery at an alarming rate, consuming nearly 4% in just two hours.

After driving the R1T, Lightning, and Chevy EV, one Cybertruck owner declared the competition "can't touch" his stainless-steel truck.

Some owners are surprised by how thirsty the fourth-generation Toyota Tacoma is, claiming "V-8-like" MPGs, but what truth hides behind these numbers?

Ford claimed the "CDF Drum" update fixed the F-150's 10-speed transmission issues. However, owners in 2024 and 2025 report that the clunk and PowerBoost failures are back. What Ford F-150 buyers need to know. 

Is the Regular Cab Short Bed the ultimate truck? Todd just scored a "super rare" 2026 GMC Sierra Pro in Sand Dune. See why this owner swears by the classic 2-door configuration and why he passed his '91 down to his son to keep the tradition alive.

A Cybertruck owner’s confidence was shattered when his truck, allegedly under FSD control, backed into his house and kept pushing against the wall until he hit the brake.

Broken taillight at just 1,000 miles? A 2026 Toyota Tundra owner is balking at a $1,000 dealer repair bill. The catch? Aftermarket parts for the 2026 don't exist yet. Here is the DIY nightmare facing early adopters.

After four failed SD cards, multiple dealer visits, and endless beeping, a Tundra owner found the fix to his faulty factory dashcam.

Is the 2026 Toyota Tundra worth $65k? One shopper says no. Citing a "clunky" console, poor camera quality, and lack of "truck feel," he walked away. He's keeping his 210k-mile Ram 2500 instead. Here are the specific deal-breakers that killed the sale.

A Tesla Cybertruck owner says his truck is mad and acts like his "ex" is chasing him. Check out his hair-raising experience and why this report suggests its advanced software might be taking its aggressive mission too literally.

A truck buyer grew up believing that Ford stood for "Found On Road Dead," but this fleet expert just bought a 2021 F-150. Why did he rule out Ram, Chevy, and Toyota? He explains why the F-150 is the "lesser headache" and why he chose it.

Despite repeated delays and broken promises from the CEO, one Tesla Cybertruck owner boldly states, "Everyone who has one loves it."