The term "American Trucks" typically refers to trucks and vehicles manufactured by American companies or associated with the American automotive industry. The largest American companies producing trucks are Ford, Chevrolet, Ram (originating from Chrysler), and GMC.

American trucks are often characterized by:

Capacity and Durability: American trucks are known for their ability to carry large loads and their excellent durability in tough conditions.

Size and Power: These trucks tend to be larger and more powerful compared to European or Asian trucks.

Design: American trucks usually have a more aggressive and rugged appearance, with larger cabins and upgraded interior features.

In U.S. culture, trucks are seen as symbols of power, freedom, and American labor, and they are widely used for both professional and personal purposes.