Not everyone wants or needs the biggest truck in a manufacturer’s lineup. Indeed, sometimes it’s wiser to look at something a little more economical and budget-friendly in the stable.
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Future-proofing giant truck parts network in Australia
If there is one thing that should be top of mind when you’re buying your next truck, it’s aftersales backup.
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Truck market is ‘taking a breather’, says Hino boss
Hino’s ebullient and ever-positive President and CEO Richard Emery is confident that the Australian truck industry has a positive future.
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Hybrid trucks here to stay, says Hino boss
Speaking to the Australian trucking media in Darwin recently, Hino Australia President and CEO Richard Emery suggested that Hino’s success with the 300 Series could lead to a hybrid 700 Series.
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Chicks head over heels for Hino
In the transport industry, we often see multi-generation companies. Father-and-son teams are not uncommon in in many industries.
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Test driving PACCAR’s new powerhouse – the DAF XG+
It has been a long time coming. However, now the wait is over for the DAF XG and XG+ 660.
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Improved aerodynamics in Volvo’s new fuel-saving Aero
It’s hard to make a heavy-duty cabover truck aerodynamic. Simply by design, they have the drag co-efficient of a dunny door.
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In-cab chat with Scania Australia boss Manfred Streit
On our recent road test across the Nullarbor in the Scania R 660 V8, we got a rare chance to chat with Scania Australia managing director Manfred Streit.
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Test driving the Scania R 660 V8 across the Nullarbor
It has often been said that if you’re going to do something, then do it properly. And that was certainly the case when we were offered a drive in the latest incarnation of the Scania R 660 V8.
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Hino prime mover impresses on V8 run to Gold Coast
Hino has had a long association with V8 Supercars, and one of the company’s hospitality features is the Hino Sports Deck.
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