With new midsize pickups arriving every model year, and several more on the horizon, landscaping, pest control, and other fleets have plenty of choices when selecting a tool for the job. The 2020-model-year brings the Jeep Gladiator and updates to the Toyota Tacoma, following the arrival of the 2019 Ranger. Earlier this year, Vincentric rated the TCO of vehicles in the category. Here's a closer look at the current options. Photos courtesy of manufacturers.
Midsize Pickup Trucks for 2020
The Chevrolet Colorado added a diesel model for 2018, and at one time offered a box-delete version to fleets.
GMC's take on the midsize pickup, the Canyon, added an eight-speed transmission for 2017 to become more fuel efficient.
After years of rumors, Jeep introduced the 2020 Gladiator mostly for brand enthusiasts.
Ford reintroduced its Ranger after an eight-year hiatus as a larger pickup than its earlier relative.
Honda gave its front-wheel-drive Ridgeline a significant refresh for 2017, and the truck remains mostly a retail vehicle.
Nissan added a few enhancements, including a 7-inch screen, to its Frontier for 2019.
The Toyota Tacoma adds technology upgrades and another off-road model for 2020.