Chevrolet has a long history of successful pickup trucks in many different sizes and configurations, with models lasting several decades. Iconic pickups like the C10 and long-lasting nameplates like ...

Davies has had a keen interest in cars from a very young age. It didn't matter what kind of car it was, as long as it had four wheels and made some cool noises, he was into it. His interest in cars ...

The GM Crackerbox was an advanced truck during its 1960s heyday, characterized by its small cab and lightweight construction.

One hundred years ago, Chevrolet introduced the 1918 One-Ton, setting the stage for a century of iconic trucks. To commemorate this milestone, the brand is looking back on 10 of the most iconic ...

For Rene Martinez, it started early on in life when his dad bought a brand-new Chevy Cheyenne C-10 pickup in 1971. The truck was Hugger Orange with an unusual blue interior from the factory, and maybe ...

Few products have managed to become as strongly associated with Americana as Chevy trucks. For decades, these workhorse machines have played an instrumental role in shaping the look and feel of modern ...

DEERWOOD — Cherry red with black trim and chrome in all the right places, Quint Hanson’s 1934 Chevrolet 1 1/2 ton flatbed looks as though it just rolled off the assembly line nearly 90 years later.

Originally introduced in the 1920s, pickup trucks have evolved greatly over the decades, turning into one of the most popular segments in the automotive industry. According to many, the 1990s produced ...

The year was 2005 and the first thing Custom Classic Trucks' new editor did was move the year cutoff for Chevy C10 trucks to be featured from 1972 up to 1987. The addition of Square-Body Chevys and ...

MotorTrend has seen countless models come and go in our 75 years, but there’s only one nameplate that’s been part of the automotive scene for the entirety of our existence: the Chevrolet Suburban.