The 2026 Fiat Fullback—marketed as the Titano in key global regions—marks Fiat’s aggressive return to the fiercely competitive mid-size pickup truck sector. Sharing its sturdy ladder-frame DNA with the Peugeot Landtrek, this vehicle is designed to compete directly with the Toyota Hilux and Ford Ranger, offering a blend of professional durability and lifestyle comfort. Spec … Read more
The 2026 Toyota GR86 remains the definitive answer for purists seeking an affordable, rear-wheel-drive sports car that prioritizes engagement above all else. Unchanged in its core mission, the latest model year refines the formula with the spirited “Yuzu Edition” and continues its partnership with Subaru to deliver a chassis that communicates every ripple of the … Read more
The 2026 Chevrolet Colorado ZR2 Bison represents the pinnacle of mid-size off-road capability, merging Chevrolet’s performance engineering with American Expedition Vehicles (AEV) hardware. This truck is not just an appearance package; it is a factory-backed rock crawler equipped with hydraulic bump stops, locking differentials, and extensive underbody protection designed to conquer the toughest terrain straight … Read more
Snippet: The 2026 Daihatsu Hijet redefines the Kei truck segment with a modular “Extend3” cargo concept and a hyper-efficient 63 HP engine. It proves that massive utility can come in a micro-sized, highly customizable package. The 2026 Daihatsu Hijet Truck continues its reign as the workhorse of Japan, now embracing radical customization and modular utility … Read more
Ram Trucks has become synonymous with luxury, performance, and capability in the full-size pickup segment. Launched as a standalone brand in 2009 after separating from Dodge, Ram has redefined what a truck can offer. No longer just a workhorse, modern Ram trucks combine rugged durability, innovative technology, and premium comfort, appealing to both traditional pickup … Read more
Mazda’s B‑Series pickup truck holds a special place in automotive history. First introduced in 1961 and sold in North America starting in the early 1970s, the B‑Series was Mazda’s entry into the compact and midsize pickup market for decades. It built a reputation for reliability, simple utility, and even quirky innovation — including offering a … Read more
Pickup trucks have long been a cornerstone of the automotive world. They blend utility, capability, and, increasingly, style and technology. In the U.S., trucks dominate sales charts, and globally, they serve as essential workhorses. Today, a few brands stand above the rest, consistently delivering vehicles that define what a pickup should be. Whether you’re after … Read more
After decades away from the spotlight, the Dodge Dakota name is once again generating buzz in the automotive world. Once a staple of the American midsize pickup segment, the Dakota disappeared in the late 2000s as Dodge shifted priorities within the Chrysler-Fiat-Stellantis family. Today, however, Stellantis is said to be ready to bring Dakota back … Read more
After years of speculation, it looks like Acura — Honda’s premium brand — may be preparing to enter the increasingly competitive pickup truck segment. Reports indicate that Acura is moving beyond concept exploration and into serious development of a luxury pickup truck that blends the brand’s signature performance and technology with strong utility capabilities. This … Read more
Genesis has spent the last decade proving that it can stand shoulder to shoulder with the world’s premium car brands. Now, the South Korean luxury marque appears ready to take its biggest leap yet. Multiple industry signals suggest that a Genesis pickup truck is no longer a distant idea, but an active project aimed at … Read more