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Chrysler created the Ram truck division as a spin-off of Dodge in 2010. Their plan was to create a brand that concentrates on “real truck customers,” rather than those who buy just for image or style. The success of that vision is evident in Ram’s premier model, the Ram 1500. This is an excellent truck that can tow and haul more than most competitors. On top of this, models consistently deliver benefits you might not expect, such as quality cabin materials and a cushioned ride. As U.S. News puts it, “regardless of what you value most in a truck, you’ll likely find it in the Ram 1500.”

The Toyota Tundra has been in production in the United States since May 1999, when Toyota decided it wanted a real piece of the pickup action. Since then, sales numbers took off rapidly, eventually capturing 17% of the full-size half-ton market.

This success was well-earned. An outstandingly reliable truck, the Toyota Tundra consistently delivers a firm ride, good comfort levels, and can perform when called upon. The Tundra won Motor Trend’s “Truck of the Year” award in both 2000 and 2008.

The Chevrolet Colorado was introduced in 2004 to replace the Chevy S-10 pickups. Larger than its compact predecessor, the Colorado is a medium-size truck, with styling similar to the full-size Silverado. Built on a platform co-developed with Isuzu, the Chevy Colorado has become known for its great power, efficiency, and economical price. We’re continually impressed with the amount of value you get in every Chevy Colorado.

The Frontier entered the market in 1997 with the goal of helping Nissan reestablish its brand as the pioneer of the compact truck market. It’s succeeded, having brought a variety of innovations to the segment, continually breaking new ground and moving the industry forward. The vehicle has often been recommended by top car publications in year-end lists, with its safety receiving particular acclaim.