If you've spent any amount of time on the road, you've likely seen your share of semi-trucks. These massive, trailer-hauling rides are responsible for moving all kinds of goods from one place to ...
Carthage, Missouri-based Fleenor Bros. is no stranger to the show truck world, having competed at a number of different shows with a wide variety of trucks. Fleenor Bros. driver J.T. Picha, who has ...
Commodity Transporters-leased owner-operator Erik Vaillette pulls a flatbed, loaded with Kubota equipment when we caught up with him at the A.J. Soza Memorial Truck Show in Merced, California, in June ...
If you’re of driving age in the United States, you’ve almost definitely seen thousands of Kenworth W900s on the road in your life. Spend any time traveling our country’s interstate system and you’ll ...
In late March, Kenworth announced that it would be ending production of its iconic W900 model in 2026. Now, the OEM has announced a special Legacy Edition to commemorate one of the most celebrated ...
Kenworth Truck Co. will halt manufacturing of three of its legacy 1.9-meter cab Class 8 tractors in 2026, including the W900, the first examples of which began rolling off the production line as far ...
We promised you additional coverage from the 2022 Great Lakes Big Rig Challenge and so here we are with yet another spectacular drag race. Unlike yesterday, we have a much older Peterbilt model on the ...
As Kenworth prepares to retire its ico n ic W900, it has announced it will produce 1,000 limited-edition W900 Legacy Edition trucks. “Our W900 Legacy Edition is a way to celebrate the history and ...
Kenworth is releasing 1,000 units of the Legacy Edition, commemorating over 280,000 W900 trucks sold since 1963. The Legacy Edition includes the Cummins X15 engine in legacy beige and a black diamond ...
We’re back with more semi truck racing action, after just recently showing you a spectacular Ford LTL 9000 model, capable of shredding its rear tires as if it was a HEMI-powered Hellcat. I did, ...
The Kenworth W900 has been running North American highways for over six decades now -- and shows no signs of letting up any time soon. Mention “American big rigs” to someone not associated with the ...