If you want something that screams American trucking culture for your next resto project, these classic American trucks are ...

They built their first vehicle in 1914, and by the following year, Dodge Brothers was the nation's third-biggest automaker. They soon added trucks and vans to their lineup, and Chrysler bought ...

Want to drive a WWII-inspired truck but don't want to sacrifice mod cons? Then this could be the truck for you ...

He became famous around the local racing community in Texas years ago when he started racing and then customizing and modifying and racing the original 2018 Dodge ... a car and truck enthusiast ...

Pre-war pickup trucks are lame. There we said it. Before the point where car and truck chassis differentiated after World War II, a pickup was no more or less special than the sedans and coupes ...

Since then, the mighty crate engine has appeared under the hood of many other classic models, such as the old-school Jeep Wagoneer, and a custom Dodge Power Truck, nicknamed project SWEAT.

In addition to the impressive sleeper, the truck also features numerous custom touches. 9. Third-gen owner-operator Rafael Gonzales' 1984 Peterbilt 359, 'Goldie' Rafael Gonzales, out of Uvalde ...

Dodge has stopped making V8 engines ... with the larger Hemi V8-powered trucks being phased out over the next few years.

Dodge unveiled a new family of commercial trucks beginning in the 1939 model year. Popularly referred to as the Dodge "Job-Rated" trucks, the lineup was internally known as the T Series in 1939 ...

Actual terms vary by lender. I bought this truck as a hauler and work vehicle to save wear and tear on my main vehicle primarily for cabin hauling firewood, building materials, tools, pulling boat ...

Dodge’s new Charger Daytona coupe hits the market first in R/T and Scat Pack trims. The new model is already in production and is expected to reach its first owners in 2025. The electric muscle ...

But how about a truck that has completed 2.6-million miles? To be specific, 2,687,028 miles at the last count. Must be a Toyota of sorts, right? Nope. It’s actually a Dodge. A Dodge Ram 3500.