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Sometimes the best birthdays are the ones you never planned. Mine happened courtesy of one of America's oldest truck manufacturers, and it reminded me why I still love this industry after more than three decades.
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America was founded on revolutionary ideas, but it was built by movement. For 250 years, the nation has depended on ever-better ways to move people, products, and prosperity across a vast continent. No machine has carried that mission further — or more faithfully — than the truck.
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More than 500 trucks were on display, indoors and out, at the 2026 American Historical Society annual convention in Springfield, Missouri.
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Built from an International WorkStar chassis and powered by a MaxxForce diesel, the MaxxPro MRAP became one of the most important military trucks of the Iraq War era.
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The evolution of the modern truck was a long, slow affair. But perhaps no other company did more to establish the template for what a modern truck should be, and how it should perform, than REO.
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Mercedes‑Benz Trucks Classic showcased “130 Years of Trucks” at the Retro Classics Stuttgart Museum from February 19 to 22, 2026. Check out these photos.
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Mack Trucks marked its 125th anniversary with a Milestone Award from the Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce, recognizing more than a century of manufacturing and innovation.
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Allied planners knew logistics were critical for waging modern war. And GMC had the perfect truck for the job.
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The Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart, Germany, houses some of the most valuable cars and trucks on the planet.
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Missouri's Armacost family owns truck-lighting experts Peterson Manufacturing -- and one of the finest private car collections in the country.
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