Your Ultimate Truck Lineup Guide
If you’re shopping for a used truck, you’ll have hundreds of options at the AutoSavvy dealerships across the United States (we can ship from one location to another). We’re in the business of selling rebuilt title vehicles that are in excellent condition for less than the price of your average used vehicle, and we have locations in Gilbert, Arizona; Las Vegas, Nevada; Colorado Springs, Colorado; Houston, Texas; Fort Worth, Texas; Santa Fe, New Mexico; Fishers, Indiana; and plenty of other locations as well! Needless to say, the best deals on a used truck are right around the corner.
If you’re still doing research on the most popular trucks from major automotive brands, take a moment to review key specs from the 2023 truck lineups for Nissan, RAM, Ford, and Chevrolet! While we sell used trucks, we sell many options that are from the most recent generation and feature similar specs to the most recent model year! Once you’re done reading, apply for financing and contact your nearest AutoSavvy dealer!
Ram Trucks
Until 2010, RAM trucks were branded under the Dodge marque. You may remember referring to them as Dodge RAMs. Now, they have their own marque, and while Dodge RAM trucks were some of the most capable on the market, RAM has really leaned to itself, engineering four of the most innovative and high-value trucks today. Let’s take a closer look:
2023 RAM 1500
- As of this writing, the RAM 1500 is in its 5th generation. Debuting in 1981, the RAM 1500 has continued to compete with heavyweights like the Silverado and F150 due to its diesel engine options, competitive towing specs, and signature RAM features like the RAMBOX® Cargo Management System.
- Towing Capacity: 12,750 pounds
- Gross Combined Vehicle Weight Rating: Up to 18,350 pounds
- Truck Bed Dimensions: Up to 76.3 in. length, 66.4 in width, and 2,300 pounds payload capacity
2023 Ram 2500
- This full-size, heavy-duty pickup truck offers much more towing capability and payload capacity than the already capable RAM 1500. Recent iterations can tow as much as 20,000 pounds when equipped with the diesel engine option. When you need to work a miracle on the job site, the RAM 2500 is in your corner.
- Towing Capacity: 20,000 pounds
- Gross Combined Vehicle Weight Rating: Up to 22,000 pounds
- Truck Bed Dimensions: Up to 98.3 in. length, 77.4 in width, and 4,010 pounds payload capacity
2023 Ram 3500
- The RAM 3500 features a nearly identical package to the RAM 2500, but features even more towing accessories, significantly greater towing capacity, and astronomically high payload capacity. The 3500 is one of the most capable heavy-duty trucks in the books.
- Towing Capacity: 37,090 pounds
- Gross Combined Vehicle Weight Rating: Up to 22,000 pounds
- Truck Bed Dimensions: Up to 98.3 in. length, 77.4 in width, and 7,680 pounds payload capacity
Popular Ford Trucks
Ford has been in business since 1903. They’re one of the most iconic brands in the business, not only for consistently delivering quality but for literally inventing the assembly line and mass manufacturing. Needless to say, they know a thing or two about truck design. After all, the Ford F Series of trucks has continued to rake in awards since they debuted in 1948. If you’re shopping for used trucks, take a moment to get acquainted with the Ford model line:
2023 Ford Ranger
- Ford Ranger: This mid-size truck is known for offering affordability and maneuverable size with surprisingly impressive capability. Expect strong fuel economy numbers with towing and payload specs that are just a notch shy of the full-size segment.
- Max Towing Capacity: 7,500 pounds
- Gross Combined Vehicle Weight Rating: Up to 12,400 pounds
- Truck Bed Dimensions: Up to 72.8 in. length, 44.8 in width, and 1,818 pounds payload capacity
2023 Ford F150
- Ford F-150: This full-size truck is debatably the most iconic truck of all time. With dozens of cabin and truck bed configurations, a lengthy menu of engine options, reliably affordable prices, and the towing and payload specs that set the bar for other full-size trucks, you can’t go wrong with this classic.
- Towing Capacity: 14,000 pounds
- Gross Combined Vehicle Weight Rating: Up to 19,500 pounds
- Truck Bed Dimensions: Up to 98.3 in. length, 50.1 in width, and 3,310 pounds payload capacity
2023 Ford F250
- Ford F-250: The Ford F-250 is the first entry in the line of Ford Super Duty trucks, dramatically ratcheting up towing and payload specs. The F-250 is the perfect option if you’re regularly towing livestock around the ranch or hauling equipment around the job site.
- Towing Capacity: 23,000 pounds
- Gross Combined Vehicle Weight Rating: N/A
- Truck Bed Dimensions: Up to 98.1 in. length, 66.9 in width, and 4,302 pounds payload capacity
2023 Ford F350
- Ford F-350: When you need to perform a job you don’t can think can be done, you need a Ford F-350. While it’s quite similar to the F-250 in terms of features, towing and payload capacities spike significantly.
- Max Towing Capacity: 32,900 pounds
- Gross Combined Vehicle Weight Rating: n/a
- Truck Bed Dimensions: Up to 98.1 in. length, 66.9 in width, and 8,000 pounds payload capacity
2023 Ford F450
- Ford F-450: The ultimate truck in the Super Duty line, the Ford F-450 offers the highest towing and payload capacities of any Ford truck. When you need to haul a bulldozer or a crane, the F-450 is your friend.
- Towing Capacity: 40,000 pounds
- Gross Combined Vehicle Weight Rating: n/a
- Truck Bed Dimensions: Up to 98.1 in. length, 66.9 in width, and 6,502 pounds payload capacity
Popular Chevrolet Trucks
Ford’s toughest competitor, Chevrolet, is a division of General Motors and has been in the business since 1911. In fact, Chevy was among the first brands to sell commercial trucks. That said, their major contribution to the trucking world, the Silverado, didn’t debut until 1998. Though more recent than mainstays like the F-150, the Silverado has been leading the pack ever since. The most popular Chevrolet trucks include:
2023 Chevy Colorado
- Chevrolet Colorado: This mid-sized pickup truck first hit the market in 2003. While its towing and payload specs are quite impressive, Colorado trades just a little bit of power for higher fuel economy numbers, lower prices, and sharper maneuverability. Still, it won the MotorTrend’s “Truck of the Year Award” both in 2015 and 2016, so if you’re shopping for a mid-size truck, Colorado is a bona fide classic.
- Max Towing Capacity: 7,700 pounds
- Gross Combined Vehicle Weight Rating: Up to 8,700 pounds
- Truck Bed Dimensions: Up to 61.7 in. length, 58.2 width, and 1,836 pounds payload capacity
2023 Chevy Silverado 1500
- Chevrolet Silverado 1500: Critics debate whether the Silverado 1500 or F-150 is the greatest full-size truck of all time. Either way, the Silverado can go toe-to-toe with the best. Since it debuted in 1998, it’s innovated in motorsports, military application, electric trucking, and plain old towing and payload capacity. Over its tenure, it’s raked in dozens of “Truck of the Year” awards.
- Towing Capacity: 14,000 pounds
- Gross Combined Vehicle Weight Rating: n/a
- Truck Bed Dimensions: Up to 98.18 in. length, 71.4 in width, and 2,260 pounds payload capacity
2023 Chevy Silverado 2500
- Chevrolet Silverado 2500: 2500 is the first entry in the Heavy Duty line of high-performance Silverado trucks. When you need to tackle the impossible at the construction site or the ranch, 2500 is equipped to succeed in 99% of cases.
- Towing Capacity: 18,500 pounds
- Gross Combined Vehicle Weight Rating: N/A
- Truck Bed Dimensions: Up to 98.3 in. length, 77.4 in width, and 3,979 pounds payload capacity
2023 Chevy Silverado 3500
- Chevrolet Silverado 3500: The 3500 offers you everything 2500 does with even more jaw-dropping towing and payload specs. The recent generation can literally haul over 7,000 pounds in its truck bed alone—that’s the towing capacity of many mid-size trucks.
- Max Towing Capacity: 36,000 pounds
- Gross Combined Vehicle Weight Rating: n/a
- Truck Bed Dimensions: Up to 98.3 in. length, 77.4 in width, and 7,442 pounds payload capacity
Popular Nissan Trucks
Though Nissan was formerly known as Datsun, under one name or another, the brand has been in business since 1914. The sixth-largest auto manufacturer in the world, Nissan has thrived for over a century, thanks to its double dedication to quality and affordability. Nissan trucks include:
2023 Nissan Frontier
- The Nissan Frontier has been one of the hottest-selling mid-size trucks since it debuted in 1997. Available as a 2-door or 4-door pickup with RWD or 4WD, the Nissan Frontier is versatile. A few themes remain exceptional towing capacity and payload capacity for its class, high fuel economy numbers, and a smaller frame that’s easier to park.
- Max Towing Capacity: 6,690 pounds
- Gross Combined Vehicle Weight Rating: n/a
- Truck Bed Dimensions: Up to 73.3 in. length, 61.4 in. width, and 1,620 pounds payload capacity
2023 Nissan Titan
- Step up to the full-size Titan, and you’ll enjoy increased towing and payload capacity, more powerful engine options, and roomier dimensions, the Titan ups the ante at every angle. In fact, the recent generation includes a 400-hp engine standard!
- Towing Capacity: 9,323 pounds
- Gross Combined Vehicle Weight Rating: n/a
- Truck Bed Dimensions: Up to 78.1 in. length, 63.8 in width, and 1,697 pounds payload capacity
2023 Nissan Titan XD
- Step up to the end you’ll see many of the original Titan features carried over. Like most high-performance trucks, however, towing capacity and payload capacity significantly increase.
- Towing Capacity: 11,033 pounds
- Gross Combined Vehicle Weight Rating: n/a
- Truck Bed Dimensions: Up to 78.1 in. length, 63.8 in width, and 2,046 pounds payload capacity
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