Month: February 2020

If you’ve been thinking about buying that shiny new truck you’ve been dreaming about forever, then you might want to seriously think about finally making 2020 the year. Buyers can choose from a host of recently updated pickups, including a slate of Ram, Chevy, and Ford models in addition to offerings from Nissan and Toyota.
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They start work on the tracks as winter comes and the ground starts to freeze, layering ice through twists and turns and humps and hollows. The surface glistens now in the watery Arctic sunlight, a hard refrigerator whiteness under a sugary dusting of fresh snow. The naturally aspirated flat-six engine at my backside idles hungrily
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The electrified pickup-truck space technically doesn’t even exist yet, and already it’s passed up niche status for full-on, high-stakes warzone billing. Companies like Tesla, Rivian, Bollinger, and Hummer have all promised to bring out new trucks imminently—although none are for sale yet—and now they’re joined by a new would-be, not-yet-real competitor, the Nikola Badger.  Unlike the other
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The Detroit auto show is moving from January to summer starting this year, but over in Chicago, the Windy City’s show remains in its traditional February slot. The Chicago show, as is typical, was full of new truck and SUV debuts this year—but there were some interesting cars in display, too, including Hyundai’s super-efficient new
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San Francisco-based artist Jay Nelson answered a question seemingly no one was asking by adding a pop-top camper to the bed of a 1982 Subaru Brat. The small camper integrates gracefully with the compact pickups flowing bedsides and includes sleeping space for three, as well as a built-in wood-burning stove for cooking or staying warm.
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The 2020 Mercedes-Benz Metris Weekender camper van will cost approximately $70,000 when it goes on sale in the spring, according to multiple sources at Mercedes. That’s a good deal more than the $36,775 starting sum Mercedes charges for the run-of-the-mill five-passenger Metris.  Nevertheless, we can’t say we’re surprised by the model’s reported price. After all,
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In a surprise move, Ford’s automotive chief Joe Hinrichs will retire after 19 years with the company, leaving Jim Farley, who currently oversees Ford’s mobility projects, as the heir apparent to lead the Dearborn-based automaker. Farley will take on the new position of chief operating officer. The tenure of current CEO Jim Hackett has always
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