For all the wild popularity of full-size pickups, there’s one configuration that U.S. buyers are no longer offered: the regular-cab, short-bed truck. Interestingly, however, GM still does make this ...

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Until recently, hot rodders looking for outrageous street-truck performance had only one option. Take a Ford F-150 or a Chevy/GMC or Ram 1500 (preferably regular cab/short bed) and build it themselves ...

Short-shorts are out of style at Ram. The truck brand is discontinuing the two-door regular cab, short (six-foot, four-inch) bed configuration for its 1500 pickup for 2023. It is currently offered on ...

Nobody seems to like or buy regular cab, short bed pickups anymore, but you could still get them from the Big Three if you wanted to. That's starting to change, though, as Stellantis looks to be the ...

View post: The G80 BMW M3 Dies Next Year: A Look Back At BMW’s Most Controversial M3 Mopar Insiders had a look at Ram’s fleet information for the coming model year and discovered an omission: No ...

When Ram CEO Tim Kuniskis introduced the 1500 Rumble Bee last month, he said “keyboard warriors” would “bitch” about it being quad cab-only. The outspoken executive added only 3% of truck sales come ...

The Chevy Silverado HD returns for the 2026 model year with only minimal changes compared to 2025, once again delivering robust towing capability and a wide selection of configurations. That said, GM ...