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SEARCHKansas City was named Kenworth’s 2013 Paccar Engine Dealer of the Year for the United States and Canada during the Kenworth Dealer Meeting held recently in the Seattle area.
MHC Kenworth – Kansas City was named Kenworth’s 2013 Paccar Engine Dealer of the Year for the United States and Canada during the Kenworth Dealer Meeting held recently in the Seattle area.
The award recognizes the Kenworth dealer that effectively communicated the Paccar MX-13 engine’s many benefits and ably assisted customers in specifying the engine in their new Kenworth Class 8 trucks in 2013.
In addition, the award acknowledges dealer support to Paccar engine customers provided through certified technicians, well-stocked Paccar MX-13 parts inventory, and amount of available weekly service hours.
Prior Kenworth PACCAR Engine Dealer of The Year Winners
2013 MHC Kenworth – Kansas City
2012 Truckworx Kenworth – Birmingham
2011 MHC Kenworth – Kansas City
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