Best Trucks
Research top, new vehicles for your needs. The latest J.D. Power ratings and reviews are used, and sometimes, this is from the previous model year.
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Owners Like
- Overall fuel economy and driving range of your vehicle/driving range and speed of charging your vehicle
- Sound quality of your vehicle's audio system
- Vehicle's ability to hold personal items exactly where you want them
Owners Don't Like
- Comfort of your vehicle's ride
- Quietness of your vehicle's cabin while driving
- Experience of using your vehicle's safety systems
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Today's trucks are exceptionally versatile. Some buyers use their trucks exclusively for work. Others use it as personal vehicles. And a high percentage use it for both purposes.
The best trucks typically combine commercial and personal-use attributes like large payloads, big cargo boxes, and comfortable interiors.
Truck owners highly value their pickups' abilities to haul large items and tow big loads. Because of this, payload and towing capacity are two critical areas you should consider. They can make the difference between a great light-duty truck that will serve your needs and one that won't. This is true whether you buy a full-size pickup, a midsize pickup, or a compact truck.
If you plan to use your pickup for travel and recreation, you will undoubtedly seek comfort and convenience features. An exceptional truck delivers a pleasant ride, predictable handling, and has handy items like cupholders, storage areas, and USB ports. Practical aspects like fuel economy and vehicle range are also important in choosing the best truck. Today, several leading-edge trucks feature diesel or hybrid powertrains that improve their gas mileage.
Many truck buyers also use their pickups for off-roading. You can fit virtually all trucks on the market today with all-terrain gear like 4-wheel drive, lifted suspension, mud-and-snow tires, and skid plates that give them added capabilities. The top trucks with this equipment often feature unique driving modes engineered for off-roading. Outfitted properly, they can take you where other trucks can't. And, of course, today's most outstanding trucks offer exceptional safety both on and off the highway.
And while many tradespeople drive pickups to transport the tools of their occupations, many others buy for their practical usability or just because they look cool. So whether it's for accomplishing work, climbing a mountain, or taking the kids to school, no matter what you plan to do, this list of the best-rated trucks will help you make a satisfying purchase decision.
Note: JD Power ratings reflect our best available data, updated each September. For current model year ratings, we apply previous model year ratings until new consumer survey data is available in September. Learn more about our ratings methodology.
* Please use this rating with caution. The previous model year's rating was applied to this redesigned vehicle. These vehicles have the latest styling, technology, and other components, but are unproven in their first year and can be less reliable than their predecessor.









