Test Your Knowledge: Identify These Pickup Trucks From One Photo
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Which Truck Brand Has A Ram's Head As Its Logo?
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Which Truck Is Nicknamed 'The Bowtie' By Fans?
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Which Truck Is America's Best-Selling Vehicle For Over 40 Years?
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Which Japanese Brand Makes The Popular Midsize Tacoma Truck?
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What Does The 'F' Stand For In Ford F-150?
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Which rare high-performance pickup truck produced in 1991 featured a turbocharged V6 engine and all-wheel drive, enabling it to out-accelerate a Ferrari 348?
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Which Truck Was The First To Offer A Crew Cab With Four Full Doors?
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Which Nissan Truck Shares Its Name With A Frontier State?
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Which Chevy Truck Trim Level First Introduced The Name 'Silverado' Before It Became A Full Model?
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Which Brand Makes The Iconic Silverado Pickup Truck?
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Which Ford Truck Was The First To Offer A Diesel Engine As A Factory Option?
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Which pickup truck model holds the record for the longest continuous production run without a major chassis redesign, having been manufactured for over 40 years?
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Which Truck Features A Distinctive Split Folding Tailgate?
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Which Classic Truck Appeared In The TV Show 'Sanford And Son'?
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Which Truck Brand Introduced The First Factory-Installed Bed Step Built Into The Rear Bumper?
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Which Classic Truck Was Nicknamed The 'Stepside' For Its Narrow Bed?
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Which Truck Brand Makes The All-Electric Cybertruck?
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Before making highly successful trucks and cars, what type of vehicle did the Dodge brothers originally build and sell parts for in 1897?
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Which Truck Brand Made The Rugged Scout Pickup In The 1970s?
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Which Truck Brand Made The Classic Adventurer In The 1970s?
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Which Truck Is Famous For Its Stepsides And Square Body Style?
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Which Truck Is Recognized By Its Distinctive Honeycomb Grille?
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Which Truck Brand Earned The Nickname 'The Gentleman's Truck' In The 1980s?
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The Mazda REPU, sold in North America from 1974 to 1977, holds the unique distinction of being the world's only pickup truck powered by what type of engine?
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Which Midsize Truck Has A Distinctive Rounded 'Clamshell' Hood Design?
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Which Truck Brand Is Recognized By Three Diamond Shapes In Its Grille Badge?
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Which Classic Truck Was Nicknamed The 'Gentleman Farmer' In The 1950s?
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Which Truck Is Recognized By Its Bold 'Nissan' Lettering Stamped Across The Tailgate?
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Due to a loophole in federal emissions regulations, which factory pickup truck was actually the fastest American-made vehicle from 0 to 100 mph in 1978—even beating the Corvette?
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Ram
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Ford
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GMC
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Chevy
Ram became its own standalone brand in 2010 after splitting from Dodge, keeping the iconic ram hood ornament first used in 1932.
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Toyota Tacoma
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Ford F-150
3
Ram 1500
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Chevrolet Silverado
Chevy's bowtie emblem has graced every Silverado since launch making it the truck fans most associate with that proud nickname.
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Ford F-150
2
GMC Sierra
3
Chevy Silverado
4
Ram 1500
The Ford F-Series has been America's best-selling vehicle for over 40 years since 1981.
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Honda
2
Nissan
3
Toyota
4
Mitsubishi
Toyota introduced the Tacoma name in 1995, replacing the older Toyota Pickup, and it quickly became the top-selling midsize truck in America.
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Fleet
2
Ford
3
Field
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Freight
Ford launched the F-Series in 1948 simply using 'F' for Ford, with numbers indicating the weight class — 150 being the light-duty model.
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Dodge Ram SRT-10
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GMC Syclone
3
Ford SVT Lightning
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Chevrolet 454 SS
The 1991 GMC Syclone used a turbocharged V6 and AWD to outrun a Ferrari 348 in testing.
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GMC C15
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Dodge D100
3
Ford F-100
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Chevy C10
Dodge introduced the first factory-built crew cab pickup in 1963, giving families four full doors long before it became a standard industry feature.
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Nissan Frontier
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Nissan Navara
3
Nissan Titan
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Nissan Hardbody
The Nissan Frontier launched in the US in 1998 and replaced the beloved Hardbody, with its rugged name evoking wide-open American landscapes.
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Chevy El Camino
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Chevy K10
3
Chevy C10
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Chevy C20
Silverado debuted as a luxury trim package on the C10 in 1975 before Chevy elevated it to a standalone model name in 1999.
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Chevrolet
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Dodge
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GMC
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Ford
Silverado means 'silvered' in Spanish — Chevrolet chose the name in 1999 to evoke strength and premium appeal.
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Ford F-150
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Ford Ranger
3
Ford Maverick
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Ford F-250
Ford introduced a factory diesel option on the F-250 in 1983 partnering with International Harvester to meet growing demand from ranchers and contractors.
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Nissan Junior
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Peugeot 504 Pickup
3
Volkswagen Amarok
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Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series
The Toyota Land Cruiser J70 pickup launched in 1984 and continues production today in select global markets.
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Ram 2500
2
Ford Maverick
3
Toyota Tundra
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GMC Sierra
GMC's MultiPro tailgate, launched in 2019 on the Sierra, folds six different ways and was an industry first that competitors scrambled to copy.
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Chevy C10
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Ford F-1
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GMC C15
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Dodge D100
The battered red 1951 Ford F-1 driven by Fred Sanford became iconic — the F-100 name didn't arrive until 1953.
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Chevy Silverado
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Ford F-150
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GMC Sierra
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Ram 1500
Ram added a retractable rear bumper step to the 1500 in 2009 making truck bed access easier without aftermarket add-ons.
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Dodge D200
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Chevrolet C10
3
Ford F-100
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GMC C15
The Chevy C10 Stepside from the 1960s had exposed rear fenders flanking a narrow bed, making it an enduring icon of custom truck culture.
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Tesla
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Chevrolet
3
Ford
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Rivian
Tesla's stainless-steel Cybertruck, revealed in 2019, drew over one million pre-orders before its official 2023 delivery launch.
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Locomotives
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Tractors
3
Bicycles
4
Airplanes
The Dodge brothers originally built and sold bicycle parts before eventually creating their famous automobile empire.
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Kaiser Jeep
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Studebaker
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International Harvester
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AMC
International Harvester's Scout II, built through 1980, was a tough off-road truck beloved by farmers and adventurers alike.
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GMC
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Ford
3
Chevrolet
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Dodge
The Dodge Adventurer was a trim package on the D-series trucks through the 1970s, prized for its comfort and style.
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Dodge D200
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Chevy C10
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GMC C15
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Ford F-100
The 1973–1987 Chevy C10 Square Body is one of the most restored classic trucks in America prized for its clean boxy lines.
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Ram TRX
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Toyota Tundra
3
Ford Maverick
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Ford Bronco Sport
The Ford Maverick's honeycomb grille design is unique among pickups and signals its unibody construction — the same build style as a car, not a truck.
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Dodge Power Ram
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Chevy Silverado
3
Ford F-150 XLT
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GMC Sierra Classic
The GMC Sierra Classic earned its refined nickname in the 1980s thanks to its upscale interior trim and smoother ride than rivals.
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A turbine engine
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A rotary (Wankel) engine
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A steam engine
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A two-stroke diesel engine
The Mazda REPU remains the only pickup truck in history ever powered by a Wankel rotary engine.
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Honda Ridgeline
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Ford Ranger
3
Chevy Colorado
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Toyota Tacoma
Honda's Ridgeline has a car-like unibody build and smooth sculpted hood that sets it apart from every traditional body-on-frame truck on the market.
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Mitsubishi
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Nissan
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Toyota
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Isuzu
Mitsubishi's three-diamond logo dates to 1870 and represents the three-leaf family crest of founder Yataro Iwasaki — 'mitsubishi' literally means three diamonds.
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Dodge B-Series
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Studebaker Champ
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Chevy 3100
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Ford F-100
The 1947–1955 Chevy 3100 earned its refined nickname because its smooth ride and stylish cab appealed to suburban and rural buyers who wanted comfort alongside utility.
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Nissan Titan
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Nissan Frontier
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Honda Ridgeline
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Toyota Tundra
Nissan redesigned the Titan's tailgate in 2016 with large stamped block letters, a styling move that mirrored Ford's own bold tailgate lettering trend on the F-150.
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Chevrolet 454 SS
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Ford F-150 SVT Lightning
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GMC Caballero Diablo
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Dodge Lil' Red Express
The 1978 Dodge Lil Red Express used an emissions loophole to outrun every American car including the Corvette.
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