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Chevrolet is celebrating 100 years of selling light-duty pickups in 1918, and introduced a pair of centennial trucks at the Texas Auto Show in late September. Here's a look at the evolution of Chevrolet pickups since 1918. Read more here. Photos courtesy of Chevrolet.
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Ford is celebrating the centennial of its first purpose-built truck, the 1917 Model TT, which eventually led to the company producing many iconic work trucks, including the F-Series that has been the best-selling truck lineup for 35 years.
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General Motors is wrapping up a restoration of Durant-Dort Factory One, the historic Flint, Mich., building that was used starting in 1886 by the early founders of what became General Motors.
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Subaru's parent company, Fuji Heavy Industries (FHI), is renaming itself to Subaru Corp. to enhance a rising Subaru brand that closed its fiscal year in March with sales of 1.05 million vehicles for the first time in its 58-year history.
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Fleet Financials takes a look back at moments in fleet and automotive history as it celebrates 30 years in circulation.
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For more than 100 years International trucks have been a part of a the U.S. landscape.
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The Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles is reopening to the public on Dec. 7, following a $90-million renovation that significantly expands exhibit space and brings a bold new exterior design. The museum hosted a media event Dec. 3. Photos by Paul Clinton and courtesy of Petersen Automotive Museum.
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Ford Motor Co. will introduce its sixth-generation Explorer at the 2014 Los Angeles Auto Show. Take a look at the past five generations of the popular mid-size SUV first introduced in 1991. Read more here. Photos courtesy of Ford.
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Chrysler's Dodge brand hosted a ride-and-drive event in late June to showcase 100 years of Dodge vehicles as the brand celebrates its centennial. John and Horace Dodge formed Dodge in 1914 and produced their first car, a four-door sedan advertized as an affordable "business car" that sold for $785 versus $490 for the Model T. View a gallery of 100 years of Dodge vehicles. Photos by Paul Clinton.
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