The second generation Dodge Ram that reached showrooms for 1994, and carried into the 1996 Dodge Ram lineup, did more than ...

Long before four-wheel-drive badges became a marketing arms race, Dodge quietly put a purpose-built off-road pickup into American driveways. The Power Wagon arrived as a civilian workhorse with ...

America has always loved its pickup trucks the way poets love heartbreak—deeply, loudly, and without apology. From farm fields to factory lots, these machines built the country as much as they carried ...

Back in the '50s, car designers experimented with melding all sorts of unusual shapes. For instance, sedans influenced the design of Chevy's 1955 Cameo Carrier pickup. Ford followed suit with its ...

NOT CONTENT TO REST ON its Hemi- and Viper-powered laurels, Dodge will unleash a powerful pair of pickups this fall, the 2005 Dodge Ram Power Wagon and a Quad Cab version of the Guinness World Records ...

When one says pickup truck, the mind immediately links that to the likes of Ford, Ram, and Chevrolet. That’s because ever since 2010, when Ram Trucks gained life as an independent manufacturer, Dodge ...

After being absent for nearly two decades, a new Mopar-based midsize pickup is in order to reach production before the end of the decade. Parent company Stellantis confirmed its impending arrival ...

Dodge is recalling 37,407 Ram pickups from the 2009 model year to repair faulty software that controls the manual temperature controls (not the digital dual-zone temp controller). Dodge is recalling ...

Matt Nelson is an automotive journalist with nearly a decade of experience in all things cars. He's spent years working at dealerships in sales, finance, and service. He's since traded in his pens and ...

Never underestimate the influence of a jacket. Chet Jackman from Sagle, Idaho, said he was wearing his jacket lettered with Vintage Mopar when a stranger approached him and started telling him about ...

My recent article on the Ford Ranchero I christened as the first “car-pickup” generated numerous reader responses, including emails from Gabor Korthy, Augusta, Maine, and Guy S. (Sam) Colorossi, ...