When it comes to diesel pickup trucks, the big three names have traditionally been Powerstroke (Ford), Duramax (GM and Chevrolet), and Cummins (Ram and Dodge). While each brand and its fans are ...

While Dodge diesel trucks didn't always have Cummins engines, their shared history dates all the way back to 1989. That's when the inline six-cylinder 5.9-liter Cummins diesel first appeared in Dodge ...

The late 1980s were a very important time for consumer diesel pickup trucks, as the torque wars between the Big Three American auto manufacturers began ramping up. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, ...

The 5.9L Cummins diesel engine is best known for its time when it powered Dodge trucks beginning in 1989, and it's an engine that certainly helped propel the Ram into being one of the top pickup truck ...

40 years is a long time in the automotive world. While a few prized cars from the 1980s may be exploding in value, not many would consider their 40-year-old engine technology reliable. One diesel ...

According to the BBC, the U.S. market for diesel passenger cars "has been historically very small." This is because diesel engines are more expensive and known to produce higher nitrogen oxide ...

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It’s no surprise that ¾- and 1-ton diesel trucks have only grown in popularity since the turn of the century. Diesel pickups have long been celebrated for their power, towing capacity, and rugged ...