1. The 2017 Ford F-Series Super Duty starts at $32,535 and is 350 pounds lighter than its predecessor. The F-250 comes with a conventional towing capacity of 18,000 pounds.
The Super Duty offers Trailer Reverse Guidance, where up to seven cameras aid offer visual cues and tips to make reversing with a trailer easier.
It also comes with adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, and Cross-Traffic Alert that will warn you of obstacles when backing up.
The Super Duty starts at $32,535.
2. The 2017 GM Canyon Denali has a maximum trailer tow rating of up to 7,000 pounds. It also comes with some fun little perks like a heated steering wheel.
The Denali has both a 7-inch diagonal touchscreen radio and a separate full-color information center. It offers 4G WiFi connectivity for up to seven devices.
The truck also has some semi-autonomous functions, like forward collision alert and lane departure warning.
It comes with an 8.4-inch touchscreen that lets you toggle between the rear back-up camera and cargo camera.
4. The Mitsubishi L200, which isn't available in the US, comes with just over 9,000 pounds of total load capacity. For UK drivers looking for a solid truck, the L200 also comes with semi-autonomous features like lane-departure warning.
The L200 also comes with a feature called Trailer Stability Assist so the trailer doesn't rock outside the line if there are side winds or poor road conditions.
The truck starts at $23,367 (£17,499)
5. The 2017 Toyota Tacoma can tow up to 6,800 pounds. It comes with Trailer Sway Control to ensure the trailer stays inside the lane.
The Tacoma starts at $24,120.
