A lot of drivers spend the majority of their time behind the wheel on smooth, comfortable, familiar tarmac — if they're lucky enough that the roads they commonly travel on are well-maintained, anyway.

Daily use, decent fuel economy, and the ability to carry big payloads and tow hefty trailers are the primary considerations that prompt most truck buyers to choose diesel pickups over their ...

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In a world where the automotive industry is rapidly evolving, diesel engines continue to capture attention for their power and efficiency. As manufacturers work to meet consumer demands and regulatory ...

(iSeeCars) — Diesel vehicles have better fuel efficiency and more torque than their gasoline-powered counterparts. Although diesel-powered passenger cars have become a rarity in the American auto ...