Class 8 trucks are the unsung heroes of our civilization. The biggest and baddest of transport trucks according to the American gross vehicle weight rating, these beautiful machines keep us all ...

Peterbilt has rolled out its 1,000th –and final— Model 379 Legacy Class Edition, marking the completion of the 379’s 20-year run. Peterbilt has rolled out its 1,000 th –and final— Model 379 Legacy ...

A 2007 Peterbilt 379 EXHD won both Best of Show and the Steve Sturgess Best Theme award at the 41st Anniversary Shell Rotella SuperRigs competition. A 2007 Peterbilt 379 EXHD claimed top honors, Best ...

I love Peterbilt. I think they used to make the most beautiful semi-trucks. Do you think Michael Bay decided on having Optimus Prime transform into a Peterbilt 379 by accident during his original ...

DENTON, Texas – The last-ever Peterbilt Model 379 Legacy Class Edition rolled off the line recently, marking the end of an 20-year run for the manufacturer. Peterbilt officials said the 379 had become ...

Peterbilt has announced its Model 379-127” and Model 379X will now optionally offer the Caterpillar C15 engine rated at 600 or 625 hp. When Peterbilt begins manufacturing trucks with the C15 in ...

The 2007 Peterbilt is a tribute to Bill Wallis, the founder of Wallis Oil Company, operating today across a variety of ...

Jeremy Graves is a self-proclaimed dreamer. “Dreaming about trucks takes up a large part of my life,” the Kansas-based owner-operator says. When Graves was five he dreamed of owning a tanker truck so ...

Peterbilt just culminated a five-year development process with the launch of its New Model 379 Class 8 truck – but it’s far from the only thing the Paccar company has been working on. We chatted with ...

According to its Mecum Auctions Orlando 2022 listing, it's called a 1990 Kingsley Coach Motorhome. The now-defunct manufacturer, Kingsley Coach, might have built about 100 of these truck-in the-front, ...

They’re a common sight on all roads in the United States, but there’s still something awe-inspiring about a Peterbilt. The size, the grandeur, and knowing there’s likely 1,750 lb-ft of torque rumbling ...