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Peterbilt Truck Comparison

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176,000, 36, and 379: these are three very big numbers. 176,000 is how many trucks were sold last year. 36 is how many models Peterbilt had. 379 is the most commonly made model by Peterbilt. This truck is what made Peterbilt a well-known company. So now I am going to tell you some facts that prove my point that Peterbilt is the best. Peterbilt and Kenworth are similar and different in many ways including design, comfortability, and economic. First, I am going to tell you about Peterbilt. Peterbilts design is very nice. The Model 389 is the newest truck that Peterbilt has. The latest type of this truck still uses the design of Peterbilt sleepers. The Peterbilt 389 is a modern truck, offering an impressive group of features to go with its impressive …show more content…

Kenworth is known for its long-nose. Kenworth W900 is peterbilts 389. Kenworths W900 is not as aerodynamic as the peterbilts 389 but Kenworth does have a truck used for fleet drivers which is the T600. But Kenworth has a very competitive brand with there truck being in movies like “ Smokey And The Bandit”. Kenworth Is also very known over is Australia where it is the number one truck sold over there. The wool and leather decorative trim. And they certainly did not detract from the appearance of the interior or the comfort of sleeping in the truck overnight. In the bunk, the overhead fluorescent is complemented by reading lights. Up front, the overhead lighting with the red illumination down in the footwells is great at night. Other neat Kenworth features in the cab include the logbook clipboard and companion storage under the dash, the overhead storage and the signature sunroof that gives excellent but quiet ventilation on hot days.Kenworth has 6.8 mpg. Kenworth 2018 W900 is worth $150,000 dollars brand new. These trucks are kind of the same Kenworth gets better fuel mileage then Peterbilt but Peterbilt has a better looking and riding truck then Kenworth so the one is more comfortable and the other is more

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