7 Most Secret Pickup Trucks! Almost Nobody Knows!
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
- 7 Most Secret Pickup Trucks! Almost Nobody Knows!
These seven hidden models that flew under the radar of mainstream automotive enthusiasts:
GMC Terradyne (2000): Unveiled at the 2000 North American International Auto Show, the GMC Terradyne blended rugged strength with innovative design. Its 6.6-liter Duramax diesel V8 engine and Quadrasteer four-wheel steering system set it apart, while its unique sliding door design and spacious interior redefined convenience.
Ford Power Stroke (1994): Offering a glimpse into Ford's future, the 1994 Power Stroke concept showcased a turbo-diesel 7.3-liter V8 engine, hinting at the power and efficiency to come. With its distinctive yellow exterior and futuristic elements, it captured the imagination of pickup enthusiasts.
Honda Spocket (1999): Honda's covert creation, the Spocket, wowed audiences with its convertible design and hybrid powertrain. Despite never reaching production, its versatile rear half, angular bodywork, and advanced four-wheel-drive system left a lasting impression on concept car aficionados.
Ram 5500 Long Hauler (2011): Born from Chrysler's Innovation Group, the Ram 5500 Long Hauler was a titan of the road, built for heavy-duty hauling across vast distances. With its Mega Cab conversion, extended bed, and array of custom modifications, it epitomized endurance and capability.
Dodge Sidewinder (1997): A vision of speed and style, the Dodge Sidewinder dazzled at the SEMA convention with its roadster charm and monstrous 8.0-liter V10 engine. Although it remained a concept, its lightning-fast acceleration and sleek design cemented its status as a legendary show car.
Dodge M80 (2002): Dodge's nod to the past with a twist, the M80 blended retro aesthetics with modern utility. Powered by a V6 engine and boasting unique features like side storage lockers and old-school fuel caps, it embodied simplicity and rugged charm.
Chevrolet XT-2 (1989): A fusion of muscle and innovation, the Chevrolet XT-2 pushed the boundaries of concept pickups in 1989. With its high-performance V6 engine, race-inspired design, and striking paint job, it left a lasting legacy as a pace vehicle for the CART PPG Indy Car World Series.
These secret pickups, each with its own blend of power, style, and innovation, represent the hidden gems of automotive history, captivating enthusiasts with their elusive allure and timeless appeal.
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That Honda Spocket needs to drop Now🙌🏾😩🚨‼️
That yellow F Truck I can see a bit of family resemblance with the front indicators to the EF-EL(93 to 98) Falcon from Ford's Australian division and the Sn95 Mustang inspired taillights.
And what a shame that Sidewinder never made it to production, because that looked marvellous.
What a mistake the Dodge never decided to mass produce the M80. The design would still hold its own today.
Agree🛻😔
They would have sold a ton of those trucks.
Ram power wagon meets Dodge Nitro.
They did it and it was called the Dodge Nitro and it sucked major🚨‼️
Mr. B. Here ! ☕️👀😎👍. One word to all watching this video C.A.F.E., think that next time you go to fill up ! Have a nice day .
That M80 looks like a chopped dodge nitro.
Sidewinder and m-80 dodge missed there opportunities to produce these vehicles
Still could drop and people would buy ‼️
I'd buy a sidewinder in a heartbeat.
That M80 probably runs like the dodge Nitro 🫠
that first ford powerstroke concept looks like a ford escort dually
That concept 7.3 power stroke truck was just horrid, what the hell were they thinking?
Fact, the only thing that the 7.3 IDI and the 7.3 Powerstroke have in common are their displacement. The two any engines couldn't be any more different from each other. The 7.3 IDI is a simple engine to work on, and if people actually maintained them, very reliable engines. The 7.3 Powerstroke is a nightmare to work on though.
and why ain't they making these vehicles now
M80 is very unusual looking and i think it is just quirky enough to sell.
Last truck looks like a regular truck in the 2020's.
So that's where the ridgeline came from
Beast mode Ford treasure
The M80 is the precursor to the Gladiator.
The nissan titan looks very similar to the GM truck
The GM truck with the V-6 was showing a V-8 head.
Dodge T-Rex
neat
all of these should have come with a 6 speed manual transmission with no diesel or electric or hybrid options
I'll take the last one
Your TTS needs to learn that 5500 is usually said as "fifty-five hundred," especially when talking about vehicles.
Edit: If Dodge had kept more to the way the M80 looked I wouldn't have hated their late 90s/early 00s trucks nearly as much.
The dodge M80 is a dodge nitro with a bed
I feel like I've been ripped off
Good ole Iraq Camaro 😂❤
T rex is extinct,like most old Chrysler products
El Camino and Iraq Camaro?
"IROC" also written on video
Dodge T-Rex
Not only dodge t rex. There are more like toyota A-BAT, 1996 Adrenaline, Nissan Nails. There will be many parts of this video topic. Cause 1 video can't get all of those👍😄