There are few vehicles as uniquely American as trucks. With their working class roots, outsized capabilities and rugged looks, pickup trucks are about as American as cowboys and apple pie. But not all trucks are created equal. When shopping for a truck, here’s what you need to know to make the right purchase for your l …

As a class, trucks are notorious for guzzling gas. And with their big engines and heavy curb weights, it’s no wonder that trucks are so expensive to fill up. Still, the jobs that trucks are best at, like low-range off-roading, towing and hauling, require a lot of gas. While trucks don’t have the best fuel economy, you’ll …

Whether you’re buying a truck to haul your weekend toys or lug tools to the job site, you want one that fits your budget. Some trucks can be expensive when you add big, powerful engines and upscale features, and since trucks tend to have worse fuel economy than cars or crossovers, the cost of fuel can start to add up. There …

Trucks are bigger and heavier than cars. Because of the laws of physics, they tend to fare better in crashes than smaller vehicles. However, because trucks have a center of gravity that is higher compared with most vehicles, they are more likely to roll over in an accident. Though trucks go through the same safety requirements …

Pickup trucks are designed to be workhorses, but sometimes, hard work doesn’t just encompass towing and hauling. In some cases, interior technology can help with the job, in addition to making your truck’s occupants a bit more comfortable. Here’s a rundown of trucks with the best tech features. Most of these systems are …