Phil Huff

2 days ago | professionalpickup.com | Phil Huff |Phil Huff

Isuzu has teamed up with Arctic Coffee for a summer roadshow that puts the spotlight on rugged pickups and chilled caffeine. The collaboration sees the Isuzu D-Max Arctic Trucks AT35 transformed into a mobile iced coffee machine, serving free drinks at events across the UK. The project pairs the off-road credentials of the AT35 with the no-nonsense energy of Arctic Coffee, one of the UK’s leading independent chilled coffee brands.

4 days ago | averagejoes.co.uk | Phil Huff

Distilled at the famous Buffalo Trace distillery in Kentucky, Eagle Rare 10-Year-Old Bourbon is a prime example of a spirit that straddles the line between accessible and exceptional. First released in 1975 by master distiller Charles L. Beam, Eagle Rare began life as a 101-proof bourbon under the Seagram brand. Today, under the careful stewardship of Buffalo Trace, it has matured — both literally and figuratively — into one of the most sought-after bourbons on the market.

1 week ago | professionalpickup.com | Phil Huff

The UK’s light commercial vehicle (LCV) market recorded its fifth straight monthly decline in April, with registrations falling 14.9% year-on-year to just over 20,400 units. The latest figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) highlight a challenging start to 2025, with diesel demand slumping and electric van adoption still falling well short of mandated targets.

1 week ago | professionalvan.com | Phil Huff

The UK’s light commercial vehicle (LCV) market recorded its fifth straight monthly decline in April, with registrations falling 14.9% year-on-year to just over 20,400 units. The latest figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) highlight a challenging start to 2025, with diesel demand slumping and electric van adoption still falling well short of mandated targets.

1 week ago | professionalpickup.com | Phil Huff

Mattel has launched a new range of Hot Wheels brick construction sets, and among the first models off the line is a Custom ’62 Chevy Pickup — a brick-built take on a lowered classic that blends building fun with serious display appeal. It’s all part of Mattel Brick Shop, a new venture from the toy giant that puts Hot Wheels designs into the hands of hobbyists as buildable sets. Think Lego, but with real metal parts, more custom options, and a focus on cars rather than castles or dinosaurs.