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Navistar conducting 3rd recall for connecting rod failures
Navistar is recalling 8,002 more trucks for a connecting rod defect discovered in 2020, bringing to 23,802 the number of trucks included.
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Cushier rides becoming standard fare in work trucks
Does a comfy ride that resembles what they drive off duty keep a truck driver happier? OEMs seem to think so.
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Western Star trucks recalled 2nd time for falling hood trim pieces
Hood trim pieces on Western Star vocational trucks are coming unglued, similar to an earlier recall for side intake covers falling off.
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Navistar’s new internal combustion engine will be its last
Navistar’s S13 integrated powertrain will be the truck manufacturer’s last internal combustion engine as the trucking industry decarbonizes.
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Carlike luxuries complement new Western Star 57X ruggedness
Western Star mashes up the off-highway ruggedness of its X-series with loads of luxury appointments on the on-highway 57X.
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What’s changed at Navistar a year after Traton’s $3.7B takeover?
New leaders, an electrification push and Scania influence mark the first year after the Traton's $3.7 billion takeover of Navistar.
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Navistar readies integrated powertrain from collaboration with Traton Group
Navistar spending more than $190 million for an integrated powertrain in Alabama for North America .
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Daimler recall inadvertently confirms new Western Star truck model
A safety recall by Daimler Truck North America inadvertently confirmed the next Western Star X-Series vocational truck.
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Paler shade of white? Navistar recalls trucks for wrong backup light color
Navistar is recalling thousands of trucks because their backup lights illuminate with the wrong shade of white.
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Paccar reveals 18-speed automated manual transmissions for Peterbilt, Kenworth
With its new TX-18 automated manual transmissions, Paccar looks to make off-highway and severe service easier on the driver.
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