Small pickup trucks

This isn't a dusty barn find but it's a 24-year-old truck now which is fairly ancient if you think about it. It's not old at all in relative terms as a lot of you regularly drive vehicles that are four or five decades old or older. The seller has it listed here on eBay from...

The Ford Ranger's story in the US started with its debut for the 1983 model year where the compact pickup truck replaced the Mazda-built Courier in the Blue Oval lineup. Production would then continue for two model generations until ceasing following the 2011 model year.

Americans like their trucks big. The best-selling vehicles in America are pickups that come in sizes ranging from huge to massive. So even our small trucks aren’t that small.But if you’re looking for

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVEEstimate:$25,000 - $30,000 Offered from The Belle Meade Collection 22R four-cylinder engine; five-speed manual transmission Sports special SR5 stripe package; chrome grille and front bumper Interior features bucket seats, aftermarket console, AM/FM radio, tilt leather-wrapped steering wheel, and rear sliding window Equipped with added

Why don't we have small, body-on-frame pickups like we once did? In part, because of 2008's revamp of the CAFE standard.

Reminisce or ready yourself for a Radwood meet with these surprisingly affordable special-edition pickup trucks from the 1980s and 1990s.

Catch up on Toyota Tacoma history with plenty of photos from 20 years of Tacomas, plus earlier Toyota truck photos too.

Toyota Hilux Pickup

Driven by a variety of factors, both Ford and Chevrolet introduced Japanese-built captive import small pickups in 1972. Ford had the Mazda-built Courier, while Chevy rolled out the Isuzu-sourced LUV (short for Light Utility Vehicle). Both trucks (and later the Mitsubishi-based Dodge D-50) found a comfortable niche with American buyers up through the mid-1980's. Given their low prices...