Monster trucks have long been an exciting part of automobile culture, but these four-wheeled titans require an equally impressive engine just to function.

Together with a Ford truck called Bigfoot, the Chevy pickup called USA-1 helped start America's craze for monster trucks. But where is it now?

Warhorse Monster Truck is powered by a blown 512ci (8.4-liter) engine, selling for $115,000 complete with a toterhome and a trailer ...

The first real headline-grabber to come out of N2A is the Chevy 789, or what many have described as an elegant Frankenstein Monster with ‘50s styling but modern handling and safety features.

The truck now has more than 10,000 miles on it and it has been all over California and parts of Arizona. It has proven itself rather nicely as a street-legal monster truck.

Photos Courtesy of Bigfoot 4×4 Inc. The Ford pickup that started the monster truck craze is no longer a Ford. For the , the legendary Bigfoot Monster Truck will wear a Chevrolet full-size truck ...

2011 Chevy 2500HD - The Great Tow Monster A Truck Built with a Towing Vengeance Steve WarnerWriterBob CarpenterPhotographerAug 01, 2011 ...

And that’s exactly what the Chevy Beast concept truck is. It started as a Silverado pickup truck, and then Chevy engineers were let loose to build the monster desert buggy you see above.

News Trucks Most Chevy Silverado HD Trucks Still Offer 2WD—For Now Some drivers want leather seats and carpet floors but don't need 4WD. Chevy will keep catering to them, at least for the time ...

The 2026 Chevy Silverado EV LT is about $10,000 cheaper than the outgoing version. It’s now available, starting at just $62,995 with up to 283 miles of range.

There's a lot to go over with Chevy's Silverado EV but what makes it really unique is the huge 200+kWh battery and the 450+ mile range.

A quote from Roger Dean Chevrolet in Florida recently went viral after the dealership wanted to charge a 2012 Volt owner a staggering $29,842 to replace the 16-kWh battery.