The 2025 GMC Canyon is not only one of the most capable off-road pickup trucks in its class; it's one of the most powerful as well. Unfortunately, to get that top trim off-road performance, you'll have to shell out a ton of bread. Fortunately, even the base models are mighty capable.

For the 48th straight year, the Ford F-Series was the best-selling vehicle lineup in the United States in 2024. The Ch

The GMC Sierra EV Denali just claimed the top spot on Edmunds’ EV range testing leaderboard by traveling 507 miles on a single charge, beating the previous record holder, the Lucid Air Dream Edition by one mile.

Kerrigan Advisors, the premier sell-side advisor and thought partner to auto dealers nationwide, represented New Orleans-based Bohn Brothers Automotiv

Some automakers have simple versions of their most popular pickup trucks among the least-expensive pickups you can buy in 2025.

The microgrids will provide resilience and reduce energy costs for Sunrise Toyota and Sunrise Toyota North, both in Long Island. They will also power the dealerships’ new EV

The GMC Hummer EV Pickup and GMC Hummer EV SUV won their segments in the J.D. Power 2025 Canada ALG Residual Value Awards for highest retained residual value.

The Nissan Frontier is a popular mid-sized pickup that lasted almost 25 years, although it's not without some common problems that affected many owners.

There’s nothing new about the two top brands when it comes to residual value. Toyota was named the top mass market brand for the sixth consecutive year and Lexus took the premium brand award for the fifth year in a row as J.

Bohn Brothers Automotive Group has sold all four of its dealerships after a century of business in the New Orleans market.

And, one could suppose that somewhere in Japan, Akio Toyoda, Chairman of the Board of Directors at Toyota Motor Corporation, shook his head and smiled upon hearing the news. Despite the criticism hurled at him by other automakers, his pronouncements on the future of electrification of automobiles had proven to be correct.

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