Ram Gave The Rumble Bee A “Pure” HEMI, But There’s A Catch

The 2027 Ram 1500 Rumble Bee brings HEMI power back in a big way, but the most interesting detail may be what Ram removed, and what it kept. The new Rumble Bee 5.7L HEMI drops eTorque and auto start/stop, yet still uses MDS cylinder deactivation to help with fuel economy during light-load driving.

In this week’s Pickup Truck Talk news recap, we break down why Ram made that choice, what it means for enthusiasts, how the Rumble Bee differs from regular 2027 HEMI-powered Ram 1500 trucks, and why this new muscle truck lineup could be one of Ram’s smartest moves yet.

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Ford Ranger and Bronco Recall

Do you like your truck seats to stay put? Well, if you have a 2024-2026 Ford Ranger or Bronco, you might have a problem. Find out more at pickuptrucktalk.com

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2024 – 2026 Ford Explorer Problems: Fires, Transmission Issues & Tech Failures

We recap the known problems reported for the 2024-2026 Ford Explorer, including recalls, mechanical concerns, safety issues, and tech complaints. If you own one or are thinking about buying one, these are the trouble spots you’ll want to know before heading to the dealer.

We’ll also look at what these problems could mean for long-term reliability and whether they should be a dealbreaker. Be sure to check the full article on pickuptrucktalk.com for more details, and let us know in the comments if you’ve had any issues with your Ford Explorer.

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Toyota Admits Tundra Engine Fix Didn’t Work, Recall Expands Again

Toyota has expanded the Toyota Tundra engine recall again, and this time the automaker admits the previous repair may not have fully solved the problem. In this video, I break down what Toyota says is happening with the twin-turbo V6 engines, why machining debris continues to be a major concern, and what this means for current Tundra owners.

We’ll also discuss how this recall ties into the growing number of reported engine failures, owner complaints, replacement engine delays and the broader debate about modern turbocharged truck engines replacing traditional V8s.

If you own a 2022-2024 Toyota Tundra or are considering buying one, this is information you need to know.

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