Hyundai teases a futuristic body-on-frame pickup at the New York Auto Show without showing the actual truck.
The episode opens with sponsor messages for Amsoil, Kershaw knives, and OVR Magazine. Sean Holman then discusses the New York Auto Show, where Hyundai revealed a concept called the boulder to preview a new body-on-frame midsize pickup, highlighting features like 37-inch tires and a double-hinged tailgate. Next, he covers Ram's potential entry into the sport truck market, citing CEO Tim Kaniskas's comments on market acceptance and the success of the Ford Maverick Lobo. Ford's announcement of Platinum trim for Super Duty chassis cabs is detailed, including features like a 12-inch SYNC 4 screen and B&O sound system, though it loses some bed-related features. The Dodge Durango RT-392's return is analyzed, noting its 470-horsepower V8, towing capacity, and reduced price. Nissan Xterra news is briefly mentioned, confirming an ICE V6 with no electric version. Destination charge increases by Ford and GM are discussed, rising to $2,795 for pickups. The episode concludes with a recall for Jeep Grand Cherokees due to rear coil spring installation issues and closing sponsor reminders.
