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PickupTrucks.com 2010 Heavy Duty Shootout

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It’s been three years since PickupTrucks.com had a Heavy-Duty Shootout, but in that time there has been tremendous change in the pickup truck segment. The Ram trucks’ looks and interiors have been redesigned, Ford and GM have introduced new diesel engines, and Ford has also introduced a new gas V-8. Ford and Chrysler have made major exterior and interior changes, and GM has given its trucks all-new chassis and suspensions.

Find out how all these changes have impacted the pecking order of the Heavy Duty segment in this year’s shootout.

PickupTrucks.com 2010 Heavy-Duty Shootout

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