Most Expensive Trucks to Own (5-Year Ranking)
The 10 trucks with the highest real 5-year total cost of ownership in our database — useful context before you buy at the high end of the market.
#1 — 2026 GMC Sierra 1500
$61,8565-year estimate · $1,031/mo · Truck · real avg. price $68,559Full breakdown →#2 — 2026 Ram 1500
$61,1785-year estimate · $1,020/mo · Truck · real avg. price $65,229Full breakdown →#3 — 2026 Ford F-150
$60,5875-year estimate · $1,010/mo · Truck · real avg. price $66,343Full breakdown →#4 — 2026 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
$56,7715-year estimate · $946/mo · Truck · real avg. price $60,809Full breakdown →#5 — 2026 Toyota Tundra
$55,5785-year estimate · $926/mo · Truck · real avg. price $67,845Full breakdown →#6 — 2026 Ford F-150 Lightning
$54,0785-year estimate · $901/mo · Truck · real avg. price $74,708Full breakdown →#7 — 2026 Jeep Gladiator
$49,3365-year estimate · $822/mo · Truck · real avg. price $53,544Full breakdown →#8 — 2026 Chevrolet Colorado
$47,1855-year estimate · $786/mo · Truck · real avg. price $44,908Full breakdown →#9 — 2026 Nissan Frontier
$44,2295-year estimate · $737/mo · Truck · real avg. price $43,659Full breakdown →#10 — 2026 Honda Ridgeline
$43,8465-year estimate · $731/mo · Truck · real avg. price $46,824Full breakdown →Ranked using real market pricing across our 152-vehicle database. See the full methodology on how these numbers are calculated.
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