GM Reclaims Top Towing and Hauling Figures from Ford

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Pickup trucks tout their capabilities through figures for towing and hauling capabilities. It’s an arms race GM and Ford have been engaged in for years. Ford’s F-Series Super Duty lineup was out in front until today, with GM announcing updated capability ratings for the 2011 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra Heavy Duty pickups. Check out the full story on PickupTrucks.com to see how both manufacturers’ trucks stack up and how GM managed to reclaim towing title from Ford.

GM Increases Towing and Hauling Figures for 2011 Heavy Duty (PickupTrucks.com)