The 1970s mini truck scene wasn’t just about utility—it was about personality. Compact pickups like the Datsun 620, Toyota Hilux, Mazda,...

The 1970s was a defining era for the mini truck scene, with Japanese automakers making their mark in the U.S. market. Among the standout...

Japanese mini trucks, often referred to as compact or light-duty pickup trucks, made their debut in the U.S. during the 1960s,...

Once a common sight, compact mini trucks of the 70s, 80s, and 90s were efficient, simple, and practical workhorses. However, over the...

Billet Aluminum Wheels Transformed the Custom Car and Truck Scene   Custom billet aluminum wheels are a staple of car and truck...

In the landscape of American car culture, the 1980s and 90s saw an unexpected rise in a unique automotive subculture—the Mini Truck...

The Ford Courier was a compact pickup truck produced by Mazda from 1972 to 1982. It was introduced as a response to the growing...

The Chicken Tax The Chicken Tax, enacted in 1963, remains one of the most unusual and lasting trade policies in U.S. history, having an...

Why Did 1970s Japanese Automobiles Rust So Much? Several factors contributed to the rust problems experienced by Japanese cars during the...

Introduced in 1968 , the Toyota Hilux was designed to be a compact yet powerful pickup truck, offering an alternative to larger, bulkier...

Isuzu KB20 Series The Chevy LUV is actually an Isuzu KB20 and 25, Also known as the Isuzu Faster. The KB20 was introduced in Japan in...