Volvo’s plan for the global launch of its comprehensively enhanced Euro 6 models was an early victim of the restrictions brought about by COVID. Read more
The Green Mile
Scania’s 13 litre 500hp R and G cab models have been very successful since their Australian launch and the addition of this latest 540hp specification engine offers even more performance combined with impressive fuel economy. Read more
Lap of Honour
Mack trucks have been moving loads around Australia since 1919, and the latest Anthem model in 2021 demonstrates the manufacturer is able to meet the wants and demands of the local market with a contemporary truck which still respects its century-plus heritage. Read more
Dark Star
It’s been 50 years since the first Australian-made Kenworth rolled off the production line at the Bayswater plant in March 1971. Read more
Making Every Moment Count
The Croner name is derived from ‘Chronos’, the god of time in Greek mythology and fits well with UD’s positional phrase of ‘making every moment count’ in reference to on-road efficiency and maximised uptime. Read more
Dutch and Go
Taking somewhat of a back seat at the launch of the latest versions of the heavy-duty DAF CF and XF models earlier in 2020, the DAF LF range competes mainly with Japanese brands in the 12 to 24 tonne category. Read more
Best of Both Worlds
Born out of the necessities of war, four wheel drive vehicles for a long time bore a reputation for being uncomfortable, difficult to drive and severely compromised in their on-road performances due to the requirements of their all-terrain applications taking precedence over more genteel activities.
The Conventional Revolution
There has been much written about the Freightliner Cascadia and with good reason. Read more
Weigh to Go
It’s now more than 50 years since the introduction of the Scania V8 engine which, along with some big six and five cylinder Read more
Wheels on the Ground
The UD Quon is a sophisticated truck and has quickly been accepted by the local market. Read more