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If you spent the last week with your head under a hood or your boots in the dirt, don't worry — we kept ours on the news desk. From a Ram resurgence that's catching Detroit's attention to a fresh wave of recalls, a museum break-in (the good kind — ground-breaking), and a 2027 Super Duty that's getting more serious about going off-road from the factory floor, here's the truck news that actually mattered this week.

Ram brings back the HEMI V8 with record-breaking sales, the 777-HP TRX makes its return, Ford issues two major recalls affecting F-150 and Ranger owners, and the 2027 Silverado is almost here. Here's everything that happened in trucks this week.

Gregory Crocker’s 1997 Silverado 1500 is a standout example of why GMT400 trucks remain so beloved. Clean lines, a bold red finish, and timeless Chevy styling make this pickup impossible to overlook. As the final year of a legendary generation, the ’97 Silverado blends durability with classic design. It’s proof that some trucks only get better with time.

Chevrolet has unveiled the Blazer EV.R NASCAR prototype ahead of the 2025 Daytona 500, showcasing over 1,300 horsepower and cutting-edge EV technology designed to push the boundaries of performance and innovation. Built on NASCAR’s Next Gen chassis, this high-powered electric racer serves as a testbed for future advancements, blending speed, aerodynamics, and engineering excellence—read on to see how it’s redefining the future of motorsports.

The 2025 Blazer EV SS – the quickest SS model Chevrolet has ever produced – will pace the 67th DAYTONA 500 at Daytona International Speedway (DIS) on Sunday, February 16, 2025.  There's even a tease of what's to come for stock car racing's next generation! 

At TruckStoreOnline.com, we’re thrilled to highlight Brett Brown and his stunning 1989 Chevy Z-71 for this week’s Fan Friday. Brett purchased his truck in March of 1991, and it has been a cherished part of his family ever since. Not only has it served Brett reliably for decades, but it also carries a legacy—when the time comes, Brett plans to pass the truck on to his seven-year-old grandson, Kash. The bond between Brett and his Chevy Z-71 is a testament to the enduring quality of classic vehicles and the memories they help create.