The new Aero Body from Supreme takes medium-duty fuel efficiency to a new level. Shaped like no other truck body on the road, it offers a streamlined appearance and proven reliability.

The sleek design of the Supreme Aero Body, combined with Isuzu's NPR Eco-Max chassis, have taken fuel economy in commercial vehicles to the next level. The result: an aerodynamic vehicle with a fresh appearance and money-saving, eco-friendly performance. Over a 15,000-mile trip around the country last summer, the Aero Body achieved an average of 18 mpg -- a 30 percent improvement in fuel economy compared to similar vehicles, the company claims.

The Aero Body sports a fiberglass cab air deflector and side shields, which "nest" together, making the body and chassis almost appear as one. The front wall is made from an innovative, lightweight composite of fiberglass and polypropylene weighing less than one pound per square foot. The composite sidewall design provides a curved wall constructed with an integrated internal steel framework featuring steel posts on 24-in. centers.

The body-length translucent roof allows ambient light inside naturally brightening the interior, and there's an interior dome light with an on/off switch located in the cab.

The Aero Body includes a premium sealed wiring harness from TruckLite that is integrated with the LED lighting system, providing full enclosure and protection within a PVC conduit. The system uses less energy while decreasing your risk of electrical damage and down time.

The seamless non-slip floor is constructed with fiberglass reinforced plywood and finished with a textured surface.

The Aero Body is available 12-, 14-, and 16-ft lengths and is 79 in. high. It is 80 in. wide inside at the bottom and 73 in. wide at the top. The rear door opening is 68 in. wide by 70.5 in. high. It will accommodate a liftgate as well.

The Aero Body also comes with a 3-year, 36,000 mile bulkhead-to-bumper warranty on all body components along with a 5-year structural warranty, which covers roof, wall and floor structures.

More info: www.supremecorp.com