The Maverick is Ford’s smallest truck, and shares its platform with two of the Blue Oval’s SUVs: the Escape and the Bronco ...

The truck didn't prove all that popular in ... We're talking, of course, about the Volkswagen Rabbit Pickup. The Rabbit was ...

It took 18 weeks, and also borrowed parts from a Ford F-150, Peugeot 206, and Porsche Cayman. Some things naturally fit so well; you wonder why no one came up with the idea sooner. This ...

Sold from 1979 to 1984, the Volkswagen Rabbit Pickup was often powered by a diesel ... Toyota entered the U.S. full-size truck market with the Tundra. While it was a hit and showed the ...

and a pickup truck could be an answer to that on the U.S. market; VW hasn't sold a pickup in the U.S. since the Rabbit's light truck derivative was built in the Westmoreland plant in the early '80s.

It's hanging at an event called ExpoAgro in Argentina, where the truck will be built ... low to the ground -- more ute than pickup really, much like the VW Rabbit pickup from almost three decades ...

"Pickup trucks are a dominating segment ... a woefully underpowered compact model that was like a Rabbit crossed with an El Camino. And VW currently sells a small pickup in a lot of countries ...

VW wanted a pickup truck for the US market, and produced the Rabbit Pickup, or “Caddy,” as it was known, at its first American plant in Pennsylvania from 1978 to 1984. This 1981 example is ...

Starting in 2006, Volkswagen rebrands the Golf in the United States and Canada as the Rabbit. Offered as a two-door and four-door hatchback, the 2006 Volkswagen Rabbit is powered by a five-cylinder ...