If you’re in the market for a truck, you probably have the functionality of said truck in mind. After all, trucks are practical vehicles; while a lot of people prefer the look and driving style of a truck, the major selling point for most people is the practicality, durability, and general usefulness of a pickup truck. You might also be interested in off-roading, or perhaps you’re an outdoorsman. Whatever your reason for buying a truck, there are plenty of great options to choose from. But which ones should you stay away from? Here’s 3 trucks with some of this year’s worst performance ratings:

1. Chevy Silverado
Although the 2021 Silverado got a full redesign this year, it fails to impress on many aspects. Lots of people aren’t a fan of the new design; it feels a bit too soft and curvy for a truck. The interior is a bit -meh, and the new suspension system could use some work as well. It does come with a new 6.2-liter V-8 with an available fuel economy system. It can also be two pretty decently. The interior, although otherwise unimpressive, is pretty roomy. They also come with an available 277-hp turbo diesel engine.

• Base price: $28,195 USD
• Powertrain: 277-hp 3.0L turbocharged diesel inline-6, 285-hp 4.3L V-6, 310-hp 2.7L turbocharged inline-4, 355-hp 5.3L V-8, 420-hp 6.2L V-8; six-speed automatic, eight-speed automatic, 10-speed automatic transmission
• Max Towing: 13,400 lbs

2. GMC Sierra 1500
Here’s the thing: The GMC is the mechanical twin of the Silverado. However, it wins more points for design than its sibling. The Sierra also comes in 5 drivetrain options, 3 different transmissions, and comes in all-wheel or rear drive. Like the Silverado, the GMC suffers from the same stiff driving style and unimpressive interior, but it’s still a better option.

• Base price: $29,295 USD
• Powertrain: 277-hp 3.0L turbocharged diesel inline-6, 285-hp 4.3L V-6, 310-hp 2.7L turbocharged inline-4, 355-hp 5.3L V-8, 420-hp 6.2L V-8; six-speed automatic, eight-speed automatic, 10-speed automatic transmission
• Max Towing: 13,400 lbs

3 Nissan Titan
Nissan’s full-size truck, the Titan, made a name for itself by being a relatively affordable pickup truck that performed better and had a higher towing capacity than Nissan’s other light-duty options. The Titan has been remarked as having a poor ride quality and sloppy steering, and its towing capacity has the lowest in its class. The interior does have a large touchscreen with CarPlay capability.

• Base price: $38,145 USD
• Powertrain: 400-hp 5.6L V-8, nine-speed automatic transmission
• Max Towing: 9660 lbs

Here’s some good news: There are better options on the market when it comes to a full-sized pickup truck. Trucks like the Tacoma and F-150 fare better, as do models of the Ram 1500. Depending on what you’re looking for, you can find better styling and performance in another truck. Good luck and happy trucking.