Mack Trucks has announced Tri-State Truck Center of Memphis, Tennessee, as its 2024 North American Dealer of the Year. The prestigious honor was revealed during Mack’s annual dealer executive meeting, ...

BROOKLYN, N.Y. – Truck manufacturers roll out new models all the time. What they don’t often do is bring a slew of journalists who write about trucking into New York City to talk about it. But that ...

Mack Trucks has introduced the Mack Pioneer, calling it the company’s most aerodynamic and connected truck to date. The Pioneer is available in multiple configurations in the United States and Canada, ...

plus a chassis that looks a little like a chunky snow-plow truck... or something. The Ryzen 7 7800X3D isn't the latest X3D chip, but it's still a great performer and is almost the best CPU for ...

Discover the most impressive snow plow trucks built to conquer winter's toughest challenges. These powerful machines are designed to clear massive amounts of snow, ensuring roads remain safe ...

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Mack Trucks is now accepting entries for its 2026 calendar contest, continuing its annual tradition of showcasing customer-owned trucks in revenue operation across North America. Twelve trucks will be ...

Originally cust0m-built for a fuel and heating oil supplier, the classic truck now will be on display at the Mack Trucks Historical Museum in Allentown, Pennsylvania. A piece of trucking history has a ...

Grayce Emmick restored a 1984 Mack R Model and donated it to the Mack Trucks Historical Museum in Allentown, Pennsylvania. The truck was originally custom built for Johnny Prescott and Son Oil, ...

So far, the military has ordered 549 HDTs from Mack Defense. “We’re excited that we’ve ... The defense models of the truck are spec’d with heavier-duty rear axles, all-wheel drive, increased ...

The iconic American brand Mack Trucks is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year. In 1900, brothers Jack and Gus Mack made their first motorized vehicle, a bus, in Brooklyn, New York.