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Truck of the Week Chevy Half-Ton Capable of 33 MPG EPA fuel economy estimates are in for Chevrolet’s 3.0L-powered 2020 Silverado 1500 diesel, and they’re […]

Selling Online: 6 Tips for Your Auto Business In 2018, $10 billion dollars were spent on online auto part purchases- a 16% increase from 2017. […]

Diesel Entrepreneurs: You know the diesel industry like the back of your hand, but it moves fast and you can’t always keep up. If you’re […]

Exploring the Multiple Uses of a Chassis Dyno Even if you’re new to the diesel game, you’ve probably heard of a chassis dyno. In its […]

Some things are worth the wait. A few weeks after GM reported that the 2020 Chevy Silverado’s Duramax engine was delayed due to emissions certification, […]

Ride of the Week Screwed Coupe Hits the Track The folks at EZ Lynk appear to be working the bugs out of the Screwed Coupe, […]

The Cummins Historical Restoration Center Those who appreciate diesel history are always happy to see the cornerstones of diesel manufacturing maintaining corporate investments in it. […]

Running the Gauntlet at ATS Diesel How much power does it make? This is perhaps the first question that’s asked of any hot rod, diesel […]

Diesel News 7-1-19 Truck of the Week 2020 Super Duty Tremor Off-Road Package For all of its customers that use their Super Duty’s for more […]

’52 Ford Up Top—’97 Dodge Underneath When your first vehicle is a ’50 Ford with a flathead V8, you tend to retain your affinity for […]

International W-450 Out with the old and in with the new. You’ve heard that expression a million times. In the late 1950s, International Harvester was […]

A Linked & Lifted, 600-Horse ’14 F-250 Steve Romans was never the flashy truck type. That is until his friends at CenTex Diesel asked him […]

Truck of the Week Ram’s EcoDiesel Back on Top In response to GM’s release of its half-ton diesel’s power figures (the inline-six 3.0L destined for […]

Do you own a 2014-2016 Ram 1500 or Jeep Grand Cherokee diesel? If so, then today’s your lucky day. A California judge has approved the […]

After FCA’s proposed merger with Renault, it’s apparent that, at least from a cost-savings standpoint, automaker giants may be the way of the future. With the Renault/FCA deal likely to save $5.5 billion if it goes through, a Ford and GM combo would likely yield similar results (a few billion anyway).