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Peterbilt has been named by Women in Trucking (WIT) as a 2025 Top Company for Women to Work in Transportation and was also among the Elite 30.
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Peterbilt celebrates its 100,000th Model 567, delivered to Waste Management at the Denton, Texas, manufacturing facility.
Read More →Paccar Leasing’s PacLease marks 45 years of full-service leasing operations, growing from 17 franchises to a global network supporting nearly 41,000 vehicles across five countries.
Read More →Fontaine Modification has acquired ProBilt Services in Denton, Texas. The location will be an upfit site for Peterbilt trucks and others.
Read More →Peterbilt has announced new key leadership with two promotions. Jake Montero is Peterbilt general manager and Paccar vice president, and Erik Johnson is now the Peterbilt assistant general manager of sales and marketing.
Read More →This week's cheat sheet has it all, from discovering which pickup trucks are built to last over 250,000 miles to a behind-the-scenes look at how the Monterra is transformed. We also delve into the latest advancements. Watch today!
Read More →We’ve been tracking some exciting developments in the industry this month! Peterbilt is gearing up for one of the biggest diesel truck pre-buys in history ahead of the 2027 EPA regulations, and they’ve also upgraded their medium-duty lineup with the new Paccar TX-8 transmission.
Read More →In this week's cheat sheet, we check out which pickup trucks are built to last over 250,000 miles, get a behind-the-scenes look at how the Monterra is transformed, and more!
Read More →Peterbilt said its medium-duty Models 548, 537, and 536 with Pacaar PX-9 engines will be available with Paccar TX-12 and TX-12 Pro automated transmissions.
Read More →Trucking industry observers believe that the largest diesel truck prebuy in history has either already begun or will begin soon. Peterbilt shares what it is doing to prepare in the medium-duty segment with both diesel-powered and battery-electric trucks.
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