Before the late 1950s, all pickup trucks would typically sport the same style of bed, which saw the wheel arches mounted on the outside of the bed. In order to fill the gap between the front of the ...

The design of most modern pickups doesn't leave much room for creativity — except up front, and there we've ended up with tall hoods and big grilles that give a new definition to "killer good looks." ...

Everything old is new again, and now GM's reviving a retro pickup truck trend with that killer Trail Boss roll-bar. Which reminded me; anybody miss those factory-flared pickup truck beds? Flareside ...

Until the late-1950s, the image of a pickup truck was synonymous with a perfectly rectangular cargo bed flanked by a bulbous set of fenders (a.k.a. flares) to cover the rear wheels and accented with ...

Check out this spy shot of a 2018 GMC Sierra with a stepside bed. The photo, taken by a GM Authority reader at a port in the northeast United States, shows a red 2018 GMC Sierra 1500 Regular Cab truck ...

When it comes to classic Chevrolet trucks, it is hard to match the beauty of a wood bed. Inarguably the Cadillac of truck bed materials, wood beds are incredibly aesthetic but highly susceptible to ...

As the Bard from England would tell you, "A rose by any other name would smell as sweet" That is to say that often the same thing can go by several different names. This is especially true of truck ...

Stepside,flareside,fenderside,utiline,thriftside, andsportside are all different names for basically the same type of truck,and we're here to explain. As the Bard from England would tell you, "A rose ...