It was believed that they would eventually understand that this is not the case, however the term "Bigger is Better" is still rallied by many motorists in the United States. We recently learned on the website edition of Forbes magazine that several big names in the automotive industry accounted for large sales increases for their manufacturers during the month of April. The GMC Yukon, Toyota Land Cruiser and the Ford Expedition are among the vehicles that helped their respective manufacturers to perform well. According to Forbes, there are at least four factors responsible for the return of the dinosaurs. First of all, Americans are regaining their confidence in the economy, which could explain why they are choosing more expensive vehicles. Secondly, the price that our southern neighbours pay for gasoline seems to have stabilized between $3.50 and $3.90 a gallon, prompting many consumers to set aside their fuel economy concerns.

The National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) has released the list of the 10 most stolen models of 2021 in the US of A. Find out which 1997 model turned out to be the most popular model of all among American car thieves.

Chevrolet announced that it has already received 150,000 reservations for its Silverado EV pickup truck. We've seen similar numbers over at Ford for its Lightning model, which shows strong interest in the format.

Chevrolet has lifted the veil on the next generation of its Colorado pickup truck. If nothing else, the offer will be more varied, with three models featuring different chassis configurations available to customers.