Showing posts with label truck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label truck. Show all posts
Monday, July 15, 2024
CAN WORK AND PLAY COEXIST IN THE SAME TRUCK?
As the role of a pickup truck has changed in recent years so has the level of creature comforts and technology found in them. That was evident when Bumper2Bumpertv spent a week with the 1794 Edition of the Toyota Tundra TRD.
Labels:
1794 Edition,
4x4,
Greg Morrison,
hybrid,
iMax,
luxury,
technology,
toyota,
truck,
Tundra,
Whosdrivinghiphop.com
Bumper2Bumpertv
Location:
Mableton, GA, USA
Sunday, May 14, 2023
A FIRST LOOK AT THE 2024 FORD RANGER
What we refer to these days as a mid size truck is actually pretty close in dimensions to what used to be considered a full size pickup. So when Bumper2Bumpertv was invited to Camp Ford in Dexter Michigan, we weren’t surprised by the size of the next generation of the Ranger.
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10 speed automatic,
4x2,
4x4,
Camp Ford,
Cargo bed,
ford,
Greg Morrison,
Hidden storage,
Juan de Pena
Bumper2Bumpertv,
mid size,
Ranger,
Raptor,
technology,
truck
Location:
Dexter, MI 48130, USA
Friday, August 26, 2022
FORD GOES SMALL WITH A TRUCK!!
Like most automakers Ford is focusing on light duty trucks and SUV’s these days. Bumper2Bumpertv spent some time with the revived Maverick, the brand’s latest entry in the small truck segment.
Labels:
Bumper2Bumpertv,
Cargo bed,
crew cab,
fuel economy,
Greg Morrison,
hybrid,
Maverick,
truck
Location:
Selma, AL, USA
Tuesday, October 6, 2020
TOYOTA TACOMA TRD HAS A BIGGER FOOTPRINT AND MORE!!
The 2020 version of the Toyota Tacoma TRD makes no excuses for itself as a go anywhere small truck. Bumper2Bumpertv says that doesn’t mean we should take it for granted.
Labels:
278 horsepower,
3.5 liter v6,
4wd,
6 speed automatic,
Alloy wheels,
Bumper2Bumpertv,
double cab,
Greg Morrison,
midsize,
off road,
Skid plate,
Tacoma TRD,
tow capacity,
truck
Location:
Morrow, GA 30260, USA
Friday, June 16, 2017
Ford Raptor, ready for the dirt or the dance!!
In the half ton truck segment the F-150 Raptor fills two roles for the Ford brand. One is as a capable off road vehicle and the second as a performance offering. Bumper2Bumpertv checks out the platform.
Labels:
10 speed transmission,
Bumper2Bumpertv,
Driver assist,
Ecoboost V6,
ford f-150,
Greg Morrison,
off road,
Raptor,
review,
Terrain management,
tow capacity,
truck,
twin turbo
Location:
East Point, GA, USA
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