'Hands on a Hardbody,' a seemingly far-fetched stage show based on a documentary that features songs co-written by Phish frontman Trey Anastasio, stars a modified Aztec red Nissan. By the end of ...

The Bay Street Players of Eustis present the musical “Hands on a Hardbody,” about ordinary folks with big dreams who compete to win a truck.

In 1958, a small red Datsun pickup rolled into the Los Angeles Auto Show. It was the first compact truck ever sold in the U.S., and it would quietly rewrite expectations for what a truck could be.

The musical is called "Hands on a Hardbody" and tells the story of 10 Texans who try to win a contest to walk away with a brand new truck.

A Concept Comes to Life During the 2022 Chicago auto show, Nissan unveiled the Project Hardbody concept, which was an homage to the original pickup's Desert Runner model.

There are echoes of the 1980s-era Hardbody here, albeit slapped on a current Frontier. Back in the 1980s, when Nissan was transitioning from its Datsun era, a then-new truck brought the Japanese ...

The Nissan Hardbody — it's a pickup truck, not a gym rat — was a staple on and off American roads throughout the 1980s and into the the mid-1990s before it was replaced with the Frontier line ...

Though, it might take some time for your Hardbody-equipped Frontier to show up in your driveway. Do you think the Nissan Frontier Hardbody is worth the extra cost? Tell us your thoughts below.

That might sound like wishful thinking, but Nissan showed off such a truck at last year’s Chicago Auto Show. It was even called Project Hardbody, which leads me to believe that’s what we’ll ...

Alisa Bajraktarevic is under investigation after she tried to stop narcotics detectives from busting her alleged “major” drug dealer boyfriend.

The Hardbody badge has been dormant since 1997, giving way to a more modern era of Nissan trucks badged as Frontiers. An announcement by Nissan now suggests that this could change as early as next ...