What Was the First Chevy Truck? 1918 Model T There had to be a first in Chevy truck history, and for Chevrolet it was the 1918 Model T (for truck, duh). The half-ton delivered a 224-cubic-inch ...

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 ...

Chevy wanted in on the emerging performance pickup game in the early 1990s, so i's engineers took off-the-shelf parts and created the bad-ass Chevy 454 SS. Based on the half-ton C1500, the 454 SS ...

Building a chassis started with the original frame. Zac stretched it an inch in the front, fully boxed it, and beefed it up with tubular X-members. The front crossmember was notched and sunk 2 inches, ...

Davies Elabha is a dedicated automotive journalist who blends technical expertise with a lifelong passion for cars. With over 200+ articles published across multiple media outlets, Davies specializes ...

Though it feels like the Silverado has been a mainstay in Chevrolet's truck lineup since the company's early days, the pickup didn't actually make its debut until the late 1990s. The Silverado has ...

GM's Flint assembly has been in operation for decades, and this 16 millionth vehicle will work just as hard for its new owner ...

A look at Ol’ Smiley’s tough Chevy work truck, exploring its history, durability, and how it became a symbol of hard work and ...

Danny Hudson’s 1973 Chevrolet C10 Stepside 454 has traveled more than a million miles, turning an old Texas pickup into a ...

The title "farm truck" usually conjures up all manner of imagery, such as an old stakebed dually with tall, split-ring wheels loaded with hay out in a field or next to an idyllic red barn complete ...

The Chevy Cheyenne is a pickup truck sold exclusively in Mexico, but it looks very familiar to American eyes. If you think the Chevy Cheyenne looks eerily similar to the USDM Chevy Silverado, it’s ...