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NewsNovember 10, 2010

Navistar Ships Approximately 17,000 Vehicles to U.S. and Canadian Customers

HUNSTVILLE, AL - At a facility tour for media at the company's Huntsville Engine Plant in Huntsville, Ala., Navistar International Corporation announced its success in delivering approximately 17,000 vehicles to U.S. and Canadian customers in the past quarter.

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NewsOctober 6, 2010

Navistar Delivers More Than 7,000 New 2010 Vehicles

WARRENVILLE, IL - Navistar International Corporation announced the launch of its 2010 EPA-compliant trucks and buses is on track and progressing well, having shipped more than 7,000 units in total.

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NewsJuly 21, 2010

Isuzu Begins Production of First-in-Class Engines to Meet 2010 Standards

ANAHEIM, CA - Isuzu Commercial Truck of America, Inc., distributor of low-cab-forward trucks, announced that production has begun of the U.S. market's first and only low-cab-forward medium-duty diesel engines to meet the newest and strictest emissions standards.

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NewsJuly 7, 2010

DTNA Recalls 540 Plant Workers & Ramps Up Production

PORTLAND, OR - Daimler Trucks North America LLC (DTNA) announced its decision to recall approximately 540 workers to three of its manufacturing facilities in North Carolina.

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NewsJanuary 13, 2009

Cummins Reaffirms Readiness for EPA 2010 Regulations

COLUMBUS, OHIO - Cummins Inc. reaffirmed that its entire on-highway product range, including its industry-leading ISX, will be ready to meet the new Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations for the North American market beginning in 2010.

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NewsMarch 5, 2008

International Celebrates Medium-Duty Success

ATLANTA – As the first OEM to announce it will meet EPA 2010 emissions standards on its medium-duty engines without selective catalytic reduction (SCR), International officials said they’re poised to continue their leadership in the Class 6 and 7 segments.

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