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Ford has unveiled the 2017 F-150 Raptor SuperCrew at the Detroit Auto Show, adding a four-door variant to its high-performance off-road pickup range.
The 2016 Vauxhall Maloo VXR8 arrives in the UK with a supercharged 6.2-litre LSA V8, delivering 528hp and a 0-62mph time of 4.6 seconds.
A Bulgarian custom shop has transformed a Chrysler PT Cruiser into a two-door widebody pickup, featuring bespoke bodywork and a reworked interior.
Nissan's new NP300 Navara pickup arrives in the UK from £21,995, offering a new diesel engine, five trim levels and advanced safety technology.
GMC has introduced the 2017 Canyon Denali, aiming to set a new benchmark for luxury and capability in the US mid-size pickup segment, ahead of its Los Angeles Auto Show debut.
Brazil’s environmental regulator has fined Volkswagen 50 million reais after finding defeat devices in over 17,000 Amarok pickups sold in the country.
OPEC's strategy shift could push oil prices higher next year, putting pressure on US buyers of large SUVs and pickups that have thrived on cheap fuel.
Major US and Asian manufacturers posted double-digit gains in September, with strong incentives, cheap credit and a late Labour Day holiday fuelling demand for SUVs and pickups.
Toyota has announced Australian pricing for the 2016 Hilux, with the entry-level single-cab starting at $20,990 and the top dual-cab 4WD reaching $57,990.
The 2016 GMC Sierra Elevation Edition, based on the double cab, brings black exterior detailing, 20-inch wheels and updated cabin tech, with sales starting early 2016.
Nissan has introduced the Navara NP300 to European markets at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show, with a new diesel engine, updated suspension and a five-year warranty.
Ford is negotiating with the UAW to bring back the Ranger as a midsize pickup, with plans to build it at the Michigan Assembly Plant from 2018.
Ford will begin assembling the Ranger in Nigeria with Coscharis Motors, aiming for 5,000 units a year to supply the local market and potentially West Africa.
Chevrolet has expanded the 2016 Colorado range with two new special editions, offering buyers more customisation and off-road capability options for the midsize pickup.
General Motors adds a 2.8-litre Duramax turbo diesel to the Colorado and Canyon line-up for 2016, offering new towing capacity and efficiency for mid-size pickup buyers.
Ford has introduced region-specific incentives reaching over $10,000 on its 2015 F-150, raising questions about supply and demand for America’s top-selling pickup.
With competition from GM’s revived Colorado and Canyon, Toyota’s 2016 Tacoma will offer a factory GoPro camera mount as standard to target off-road buyers.
University at Buffalo researchers report that, despite five-star crash ratings, heavier and more expensive vehicles in the US are safer in real-world collisions than smaller models.
Jury names 19 cars and 21 trucks and SUVs as contenders for the 2016 NACTOY awards, with winners to be announced at the Detroit Auto Show in January.
Renault has launched its first pickup, the Duster Oroch, based on the Duster SUV and aimed at the South American market, with a five-seat layout and petrol engines.
General Motors is set to re-enter the US medium-duty truck market by selling Chevrolet-badged models built by Isuzu, with most units coming from Japan and some assembled in the US.
Ram has published US pricing for its 2015 1500 Rebel and Laramie Limited pickups, with the Rebel starting from $42,790 and the Laramie Limited from $50,675 before destination charges.
Mitsubishi has released Australian pricing for the 2016 Triton, with the entry-level single-cab 4x2 manual starting at $24,490 and the range-topping Exceed at $47,490.
Ford has officially revealed the updated 2016 Ranger pickup, introducing revised styling, new safety features, improved engines and expanded technology ahead of its third-quarter launch.