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The Peterbilt Model 320 is a low-cab forward truck built for the refuse industry. The huck-bolted aluminum cab features lap seam construction on a zinc-coated steel sub-frame for durability and corrosion resistance.
Read More →The mobile app highlights vehicles from Peterbilt’s on-highway, vocational, and medium-duty lineup and allows users to tour vehicles, browse features and specs, and even select different truck colors.
Read More →Allstate Peterbilt – South Saint Paul was named the 2013 Medium-Duty Dealer of the Year by Peterbilt Motors Company during the company’s annual Dealer Meeting.
Read More →From the very first truck custom built in 1939 to the newest Models 579 and 567, Peterbilt has manufactured trucks for 75 years now.
Read More →Peterbilt Motors Company has teamed with Universal Technical Institute (UTI) to create the Peterbilt Technician Institute program, an exclusive curriculum focused on comprehensive service technician training.
Read More →Peterbilt Motors Company recently showcased its new all-purpose vocational Model 567 and several other vehicles during the 2013 International Construction & Utility Equipment Exposition (ICUEE) in Louisville, Ky.
Read More →Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), Allison Transmission, and Peterbilt premiered the first utility material handler truck equipped with the new Allison hybrid H 3000 system for commercial trucks at the Electric Utility Fleet Manager Conference (EUFMC) vehicle expo.
Read More →Peterbilt Motors Company has unveiled its all-new Model 320 interior. The new ProBilt interior features ergonomic improvements, system enhancements and improved overall visibility for maximum operator efficiency and comfort, according to the company,
Read More →Peterbilt Motors Company unveiled its all-new Model 320 interior during the Waste Expo show in New Orleans.
Read More →Rush Peterbilt Truck Center – Nashville was named the 2012 Medium Duty Dealer of the Year by Peterbilt Motors Company during the company’s annual Dealer Meeting.
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