The big “brother” to the pickup truck, the Class 3-7 segment are the movers and shakers of today’s new truck world. Here's an overview of the lineup of trucks in this segment ready and available for 2021.
Navistar, Inc. (Navistar) is recalling approximately 130 model-year 2019 International Workstar and International HV vehicles equipped with Meritor MX-14-120 EVO steer axles.
Navistar, Inc. is recalling approximately 27,421 model-year 2017-2020 International trucks due to an electric fuel heater malfunction.
The special leasing offer includes low rates and flexible lease terms on late-model, low-mileage vehicles from its extensive rental fleet of box trucks and semi-tractors.
Navistar is recalling approximately 13,570 International LT and International HX trucks due to a potential poor electrical connection in the brake lights.
Navistar International’s parts business announced a product expansion and solutions to further improve parts availability at the TMC Annual Meeting in Atlanta.
HDT editors made their way around February's Technology and Maintenance Council Annual Meeting in Atlanta, snapping some shots to give you a peek into this leading industry event.
During February's Technology & Maintenance Council Annual Meeting in Atlanta, Navistar International announced new service and connectivity initiatives meant to simplify vehicle maintenance, improve uptime, and reduce total cost of ownership.
International focused on enhancing fuel economy for its 2020 LT and RH Class 8 models with a host of new aerodynamic and powertrain features.
Fleets in the market for a medium-duty truck have a wide variety of models to choose from in the 2020 model-year. Here are a few key highlights from each automaker.