I always liked the Chevy LUV pickup truck. It was a re-badged Isuzu Faster, and, especially in its earlier generations, was a great-looking, capable little workhorse of a truck. Chevrolet, in a fit of ...

The Chevy Colorado and Ford Ranger can trade blows all they want, but Chevy doesn't have a worthy challenger to the Maverick. No carmaker really does, except maybe Hyundai. Ford keeps winning on the ...

Remember the Chevrolet LUV? It was a light pickup truck that GM offered in North America from 1972 until 1981 when the Chevrolet S-10 debuted. More importantly, the LUV, an acronym for "light utility ...

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Getting featured in the pages of Mini Truckin' magazine is a highlight in a minitrucker's lifetime, but getting featured twice is one of those rare instances that can be as rare as seeing Hayley's ...

Jake Shurtleff's 1974 Chevy LUV rockcrawler is what happens when a Chevy guy wants a trail machine in Toyota-like package size. Jake worked with Chris Sparks and Alex Anderson at Rock Hound Off Road ...

Fifty years ago, Detroit's "Big Three" automakers were caught off guard when compact, inexpensive trucks from the likes of Datsun and Toyota started to gain popularity with American consumers who just ...

Before the Chevy S-10 was introduced for the 1982 model year, the Chevy LUV was the bowtie brand’s compact pickup. It was a badge-engineered Isuzu Faster marketed in the U.S. across two generations. A ...

Drive next to a towering Ford F-150 or Chevrolet Colorado today, and no-one would bat an eyelid about the sheer size of these trucks. We've become accustomed to them. But back in the 1970s, there was ...

For car people, few things in life are more fun than the idea of stuffing a powerful engine into a much smaller vehicle than it was intended to propel. That is exactly the kind of fun you can expect ...