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Over-the-road truck sales remain soft, but Peterbilt mega-dealer Rush Enterprises says it continues to see growth in the parts and service side of its business
Read More →Paccar is increasing the build rates at some of its manufacturing plants in the coming weeks
Read More →Components from Dana will now be standard on Peterbilt and Kenworth trucks
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Peterbilt continues to grow its dealer network, adding three new locations since the beginning of the year
Read More →Peterbilt fans will find their favorite nameplate on lots of nifty merchandise -- gifts, clothes accessories and more -- at Peterbilt’s newly enhanced online store
Read More →Paccar Inc., parent of Kenworth and Peterbilt, reported first quarter 2001 net income of $44.3 million on sales of $1.5 billion
Read More →Six attendees of the Mid-America Trucking Show went home with complimentary one-year TruckCare Preventive Maintenance programs from Peterbilt
Read More →Peterbilt mega-dealer Rush Enterprises posted a $1.6 million loss in fourth quarter 2000 on sales of $211.6 million
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The parent of truck makers Kenworth and Peterbilt has decided to stop offering Detroit Diesel engines later this year
Read More →Paccar Leasing Co. has added a PacLease franchise location in Surrey, British Columbia
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