Pickup Trucks

How many truck buyers would purchase a 2025 Tesla Cybertruck if it were less expensive? Robby bought a 2025 Ford F-250 after waiting for Cybertruck prices to drop. Should he have waited? What would you do?

Tesla has reversed its policy barring Cybertruck trade-ins. A Cybertruck owner says Tesla offered him $65,400 for his $100,00 truck with 6,200 miles. This means, according to Tesla, a Cybertruck loses $5.6 for every mile driven.

Imagine driving a 2023 Chevrolet Tahoe High Country that cost nearly $80,000 when it was new, it only has 41,000 miles, and you are afraid to drive it. That's Christi's dilemma after the SUV has left her stranded twice. Here is her unbelievable story. 

Driving a Cybertruck shouldn't be this controversial. One owner's wild weekend highlights the growing Cybertruck social backlash and the real-world consequences.

If you are considering buying the Toyota Tacoma truck, which year should you buy? A 3rd-generation Tacoma or the new 4th-gen 2024 Toyota Tacoma pickup? Here is a 2020 Tacoma TRD Off Road owner's opinion of what he hates and likes about his truck.

Is the Tesla Cybertruck on the way down? The controversial electric truck's sales have dropped and have been overtaken by the Ford F-150 Lightning as the top-selling EV truck in America. Check out what an analyst for AutoPacific says about the Cybertruck.

Lack of demand for EVs has Ram pushing back its EV production again. The automaker is still planning to produce the Ramcharger EV hybrid first because of its demand.

This Silverado owner thought his warranty would protect him, but a transmission issue led to a denial he never expected. Now he’s stuck looking for answers on what’s next.

Are maintenance costs on a Tesla Cybertruck less expensive than those of a Ford F-150 or a Ram truck? Nick says he just got a $4,000 service bill for his Ram 2500. It's why he likes his Cybertruck now, not his Ram pickup. Check out his expensive bill.

Multiple Tesla Cybertruck owners are showing that their factory off-road light bar is detaching from the roof and flying off while driving on the highway. One owner, however, is not concerned, saying, “It’s okay; I’ve another Cybertruck to drive.”

Is this the most hated vehicle on the road? One Cybertruck owner's firsthand account of intense Cybertruck road rage will make you question the current state of the world.

100 miles towing, zero charging stops. This Hummer EV towing story will make you rethink EV range anxiety, especially when you see what it hauled out of the water.

A Tesla Cybertruck buyer is pleading for Elon Musk’s help after he totaled a Cybertruck during a test drive. The Cybertruck driver says he owes a lot of money after this accident and says this ordeal is draining him and ruining his life.

Does the 4th-generation Toyota Tacoma pickup have a battery drain issue? According to some owners like Ab Sengsavang, there is a problem with his 2024 Tacoma, and he doesn't know what to do about it. Here is Ab's story and what Tacoma owners need to know.

A Tesla Cybertruck owner was initially frustrated when his truck hesitated to execute what seemed like a simple lane change. However, a reckless driver then sped by at 120 miles per hour in the lane that his Cybertruck had been reluctant to merge into.

Discover the song that captures a Tesla Cybertruck driving itself back to the dealer. The owner, unable to meet the hefty payments, is on the verge of losing his cherished Cybertruck. His plea, 'Come back, Cybertruck,' echoes as he watches it drive away. 

A Tesla Cybertruck owner says he took his 5-month-old, 26,000-mile truck in for service, and to his surprise, Tesla returned it with the odometer reset to zero. This comes after Elon Musk categorically denied claims that Tesla manipulates the odometer.

Does the Chevy Suburban have transmission problems? Cynthia says her 2023 Suburban auto-decelerated without warning on the highway, which could have caused a serious accident. Her warning is for all Chevrolet, Cadillac, GMC SUV, and truck owners. 

Another Toyota Tundra truck has died on the highway with engine failure. Here is Charlie's dead 2023 Toyota Tundra story and an update for all Tundra owners to know now. He's not the only one this has happened to.

I waited five long years for the “affordable” Tesla Cybertruck, the one Tesla promised at $39,900. What did I get instead? A $70,000 rear-wheel-drive version with fewer features, no bed cover, and a cold splash of reality.

A Cybertruck owner shares that his truck is back in his driveway after it died for the 3rd time in a month. Despite all the issues, the owner adds that the Cybertruck is the best vehicle in the world, even compared to Tesla’s remaining vehicle lineup.

A Cybertruck owner says that the 10-year-old kids at his son’s baseball practice initially thought the Cybertruck was the coolest vehicle. However, their excitement faded & they started to point & laugh after the Cybertruck had to be towed on a flatbed.

This Tesla owner is trading in his Model S for an R1T he’s never seen in person. As delivery day approaches though, his excitement is giving way to some doubt. Here’s what his story reveals about buying EVs online.

Not everyone is excited about Tesla's Full Self-Driving technology. Here is what Cybertruck owners say about it, information for those curious, and what you need to know if you are considering buying a Cybertruck or any Tesla model.

An R1T owner attempted a routine software update, but the truck never recovered like it was supposed to. Here’s why this story reveals more of what’s emerging with Rivian’s Over-the-Air updates.

What started as a simple recall might turn into one of the largest engine replacements for GM. Owners are hearing whispers of full swaps, and now some are wondering if GM is really prepared for what’s coming next.

Everyone talks about Rivian service nightmares, but this owner got his R1T back in just 3.5 days, with every issue fixed and communication that actually impressed him.

Everyone's losing their minds over the $27K Slate Truck, but here's the thing, Nissan's Leaf already gives you the same range, real seating for four, actual doors, and climate control... for just $1,000 more.

Tesla just quietly removed the one feature that made the Cybertruck make sense for long-distance driving, the range extender. For some buyers, it wasn’t just an accessory, it was the reason they ordered the truck in the first place.

A Ram 2500 owner was quoted over $1,000 just for labor to install shocks and a leveling kit, are shops cashing in, or is this the new normal?