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More than half of the respondents to an informal Peterbilt survey say the October 2002 emissions regulations will have no effect on the timing of their new truck or tractor purchase
Read More →To help learn its customers' opinions and expectations regarding the EPA mandated 2002 engine emission standards, Peterbilt has added an online survey to its website, www.peterbilt.com.
Read More →Paccar has increased production of its Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks, but is cautioning investors that the recent upturn in Class 8 demand may have little to do with the economy
Read More →Peterbilt mega-dealer Rush Enterprises Inc. reported first quarter net income of $434,000, a 180% increase over first quarter 2001
Read More →Kenworth and Peterbilt are increasing production at truck plants amid signs that the economy and truck buying are on the rebound
Read More →A Washington State jury has found a log truck owner-operator and Paccar responsible for a 1997 crash that left a woman paralyzed
Read More →The truck and equipment markets remain soft and the oversupply of used trucks continues to be a problem, says Marvin Rush, chairman and CEO of Rush Enterprises, which operates the country’s largest network of Peterbilt dealerships
Read More →Rush Enterprises Inc., San Antonio, which operates the largest network of Peterbilt heavy-duty truck dealerships in North America, announced that Paul Rutledge has been named vice president of Dealership Development
Read More →Peterbilt will offer tips on spec'ing for top performance, optimizing body installation, realizing the benefits of preventive maintenance and maximizing the lifetime value of vehicles during its Chassis Update presentation at NTEA's The Work Truck Show
Read More →Paccar Inc., parent of Kenworth and Peterbilt, recently marked its 62nd consecutive year of profitability
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