2024 Ford F-150 Raptor

The rivalry between the F-150 and Silverado goes back decades. The Silverado is outperformed by the F-150 in most ways including efficiency, comfort, and towing and hauling. On the plus side, the Chevy offers a range of potent engines, including a turbodiesel, and it can be optioned with excellent tech features. There's also an available multipurpose tailgate. Chevy doesn't offer a high-horsepower off-road model like the F-150 Raptor R, but the off-road-oriented ZR2 is still very impressive.

The Ram is a superb alternative to the F-150. In fact, we rated it just a tad behind the F-150. It boasts the most comfortable ride in the segment, an attractive, upscale interior, and smooth powertrains including an efficient turbodiesel. The Ram doesn't offer as many engines or a long bed option, but it does have a rival to the Raptor R, the 702-horsepower TRX. The Ram provides plenty of tech and two features the Ford doesn't: useful locking bins in the bed (RamBox) and a tailgate that can open outward like doors. There's no full hybrid model, though, or anything like Ford's Pro Power Onboard feature.

When Toyota redesigned the Tundra for the 2022 model year, it was a vast improvement over the previous dated model. Although low on engine options, the Tundra gives you a choice of a torquey turbocharged V6 and a powerful hybrid powertrain that's a tad more potent than the F-150's. Like the Ford, the Tundra provides a comfortable ride and impressive tech features, including an optional 14-inch touchscreen. The Tundra is a well-rounded pickup, but it doesn't excel in any category or offer a two-door regular-cab model. Its TRD model is capable, but it doesn't quite compare to the Raptor. Overall, the F-150 has a lot more to offer.