Kenworth Adds Dealerships to Network
Kenworth has expanded its footprint in Maryland and Nebraska.

Kenworth Mid Atlantic – Westminster is located on 3 acres, providing customers with ample room to park their trucks.
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Kenworth Mid Atlantic has expanded its footprint in the state of Maryland with the addition of a full-service location in Westminster. Additionally, with the addition of its new parts and service dealership in West Point, Neb., Sioux Falls Kenworth will offer expanded support to fleets and truck operators in the greater Sioux City, Iowa area.
The 17,400 square-foot facility in Maryland features a full parts & service department, with 10 service bays to maximize customer uptime for truck operators passing through the area. A drivers lounge is available to customers while their trucks are serviced.
Kenworth Mid Atlantic – Westminster is located on 3 acres, providing customers with ample room to park their trucks.
West Point Kenworth is approximately one hour south of Sioux City, and conveniently located along Highway 275, a major trucking route in the area. The address is 1805 Sycamore Street in West Point.
The 12,800 square-foot building is situated on 3.5 acres. The facility features an 8,600 square-foot service department with eight service bays. Also included is a 1,200 square-foot parts retail display area and a 1,900 square-foot space for bulk storage.
Kenworth Mid Atlantic also operates a Kenworth dealership in Baltimore.
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