The engines used by the top semi-truck brands are built to last far longer than the average car engine. While most passenger vehicles start having major issues after 200,000 miles or less, a ...

On the vast expanse of American highways, the Kenworth T680 is among the most trusted and popular semi-truck brands out there. Designed for long-haul efficiency, aerodynamic performance, and driver ...

Cummins is experimenting with a hydrogen powertrain that provides power for a popular semi-truck. The powertrain in question actually uses a hydrogen fuel cell, which generates electricity that can ...

What you’re looking at here is a 2025 Peterbilt 589, featuring a Sleeper configuration to go with a Cummins X15 turbodiesel engine and an 18-speed manual transmission. It’s currently up for grabs and ...

V8 engines are among our favorites. They make big power and sound that is, in the vernacular of Boston, wicked awesome. It's only natural to think that such big engines would power the big semi trucks ...

Start/stop systems are among the simplest ideas in automotive history—turn off the engine when you don’t need it, save fuel, and start again when you do. Passenger cars embraced this decades ago, but ...

A small truck can be useful — just look at kei trucks. Although kei trucks aren't road-legal in all states, they sure work well for navigating Japan's tight city streets. They are also useful tools ...