Mid size trucks

The mid-sized pickup market stagnated for some time before the resurgence of the last few years. That growth has seen new additions, big updates, and some seriously innovative features. Nevertheless, fewer than 10 mid-sized trucks are on sale today in the USA, so we’ve narrowed the list even further to the top 5. These aren’t in order because each of them is outstanding in one or more facets of its design, but here’s your list of the best mid-sized trucks for sale today.

We spent some time on-road in the 2023 Chevrolet Colorado Work Truck (WT), LT, Z71, and Trail Boss models. And went off-road in the Z71 and Trail Boss. We also crawled around the 2023 Colorado ZR2 (but didn’t drive it, yet). There is a lot to like about these all-new mid-size Chevy pickups, but they also miss the mark in some key areas.

General Motors’ truck brand has teamed up with American Expedition Vehicles for a new, hardcore off-road version of its mid-size pickup truck.

For 2021, there are some modest updates to almost every midsize truck in this class. Here’s what’s new in midsize pickups for 2021.

Nissan trucks are some of the hardiest and most reliable full and mid-size trucks on the market. These trucks combine the practical features you need with the attention-to-detail you crave.

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Following the success of the 2022 Maverick, Ford is expanding its compact truck lineup with the new 2023 Maverick Tremor Off-Road Package

See how with 1.5" lift kit, 33" all-terrain tires this Ford Explorer off road build turns the family SUV into an AWD overland rig ready for backcountry adventures.