Production of Peterbilt 579 began in 2010. The new truck was developed for 5 years and replaced the 587 model. This is the flagship, aerodynamic model of the company, which is comparable in prestige with the 389. It is a … Continued
Peterbilt 587 is the replacement for the 387 model. It is written everywhere that compared to the previous model, the 587 is 2.5% more efficient and 1.25% more economical. I wouldn’t say those are very significant figures. But in its … Continued
Getting out from under the steering wheel of this Freighliner truck is not an easy task. Freightliner FLB is not as comfortable as the next Argosy. But it is a strong, reliable, simple structurally and charismatic machine. There are vehicles … Continued
Aristocrats and the elite have always lived in comfort and well. The Roman rich had villas with heated floors, and the Egyptian pharaohs were considered representatives of the gods on earth and could get anything they wanted. But ordinary people … Continued
Watching a video of this ’58 truck, I saw how much the owners love this car. It may seem strange to many, but some owners have owned such a Ford for over 60 years. These cars become family members that … Continued
Ford F100 of 1954 belongs to the second generation of light trucks F-series, produced from ’53 to ’56. Release of this truck coincided with the 50th anniversary of Ford. In this generation the numerical designations appeared: F100, 250 and 350, … Continued
This is a ’59 model, which means that this Imperial was produced at the same time as the iconic ’59 Eldorado. But why everybody remembers Cadillac even today – (it even became a symbol of all cars with huge fins), … Continued
This is the Riviera I saw on Denny Trejo’s Jay Leno show. The ’65 was the second generation Buick Riviera of the ’63-’65. This car is considered the first successful GM luxury staff car that was already capable of competing … Continued
In the 1950s, once the undisputed leader in the American premium car niche, Packard was slowly dying. Now this market was shared by GM and Chevrolet with their divisions – Cadillac and Lincoln. It seems this situation did not suit … Continued
It’s one of America’s iconic trucks. You may have seen it in the movie “Black Dog” with Patrick Swayze and in the first three Transformers movies. Optimus Prime was transformed into just such a Peterbilt 379. Of course, most of … Continued