Peterbilt Expands Used Truck Buyer Assurance Program
Peterbilt has expanded its 90-day Vehicle Assurance Warranty to cover all Peterbilt Red Oval Certified trucks.

Peterbilt has expanded its 90-day Vehicle Assurance Warranty to cover all Peterbilt Red Oval Certified trucks.
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Peterbilt has expanded its 90-day Vehicle Assurance Warranty to cover all Peterbilt Red Oval Certified trucks.
The warranty, which is offered and administered through Peterbilt dealers and Paccar Financial Used Truck Centers, ensures a consistent warranty experience for all purchasers of trucks in the Red Oval program.
“Peterbilt believes that the best new trucks make the best used trucks, and because of that we are proud to stand behind the Peterbilt Red Oval Certified program with this 90-day buyer assurance program,” said Robert Woodall, Peterbilt assistant general manager for sales and marketing. “Late in 2018 Peterbilt also announced a new warranty option for Red Oval used truck customers. Customers can now select a factory-backed two-year 250,000 mile warranty for Paccar MX engines and aftertreatment systems.”
Peterbilt Red Oval Certified vehicles must pass a comprehensive 150-point factory certified inspection performed by factory-trained service technicians. All Red Oval Certified trucks are re-conditioned and serviced, including DPF cleaning and an oil and filter change.
Peterbilt made the announcement at the Mid-America Trucking Show in Louisville, Kentucky. Peterbilt noted that the OEM’s Red Oval brand trucks on display were available for purchase at the show.
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