Nissan’s Eco Pedal should increase fuel economy on the models destined for the new technology, either because of the ingeniousness of the concept or the sheer embarrassment of having a gas pedal control our right foot.
Introduced at the beginning of August 2008, the Eco Pedal was just one component in a Nissan test model packed [...]

First up, Edmunds.com posted a 2009 Dodge Ram first drive report on their Inside Line blog last week. While Edmunds was quick to point out that the vehicle they drove was a prototype, their review of the new Ram’s rear coil suspension was very complimentary. Here’s a snippet:
A set of gargantuan coil springs now supports [...]

Jeremy, one of the top contributors on TundraNetwork, posted this article about adding your own Hyperground-type electrical grounding system to your truck on the Tundra forum, and we decided it was so good it deserved placement on the blog. Thanks a lot Jeremy for sharing!
By the way, Jeremy’s truck now idles at a lower RPM [...]

With rumors of yet another new engine for the Tundra flying about, we decided a recap was in order. Here’s what we’ve seen in regards to rumors of new engines for the Toyota Tundra.
Rumor #1: 4.6L gas replacing the 4.7L – Toyota’s 4.7L iForce engine is a few years old now, and with the recent [...]

Here’s an interesting story:
Helen and Renee Hopper of Muncie, Indiana awoke to an all-too-familiar sound early Friday when a brand new Toyota Tundra truck crashed into their front porch.

“My mother said the house was falling in,” said Renee, who replied it was just another vehicle hitting their home at 1524 S. Burlington Dr.

General Motors and Ford Motor Company may be on the road to collaboration on new engine and powertrain development, according to a report by the Detroit News. With gas prices reaching unprecedented heights and pick-up and SUV sales hitting new lows, the collaboration could be the one bright spot in both companies’ dismal financial [...]