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Peterbilt

United States · Founded 1939

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Peterbilt is an American manufacturer of medium- and heavy-duty trucks producing vehicles for long-haul, regional, construction and vocational applications. The brand is known for highly configurable trucks and distinctive styling.

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Engines

Truck Models

260

Introduced 1939

Peterbilt introduced the chain-drive Model 260 in 1939.

334

Introduced 1939

Peterbilt introduced the dual-drive Model 334 in 1939.

351

Introduced 1954

Peterbilt introduced the Model 351 in 1954.

352

Introduced 1959

The Peterbilt Model 352 was a cab-over-engine truck introduced in 1959.

359

Introduced 1967

The Peterbilt Model 359 was introduced in 1967 and became one of the company's defining long-hood conventional trucks. Known for its traditional American styling and heavy-duty capability, it established a lineage that continued through the later Models 379 and 389.

362

Introduced 1981

Peterbilt introduced the Model 362 cab-over-engine truck in 1981.

377

Introduced 1986

Peterbilt introduced the Model 377 in 1986.

378

Introduced 1986

Peterbilt introduced the Model 378 in 1986.

379

Introduced 1986

The Peterbilt Model 379 was introduced in 1986 as the successor to the Model 359. It became one of Peterbilt's most recognizable conventional highway trucks and continued the company's long-hood tradition for owner-operators and heavy-duty fleets.

387

Introduced 1999

Peterbilt introduced the Model 387 in 1999.

389

Introduced 2006

The Peterbilt Model 389 was introduced in 2006 as the successor to the Model 379. It retained Peterbilt's traditional long-hood appearance while introducing updated aerodynamics, cab structure and contemporary heavy-truck technology.

587

Introduced 2010

Peterbilt introduced the integrated cab-sleeper Model 587 in 2010.

579

Introduced 2012

The Peterbilt Model 579 is the company's aerodynamic on-highway flagship, offered in day-cab and multiple sleeper configurations for long-haul freight and fleet operations.

567

Introduced 2013

Peterbilt introduced the Model 567 in 2013.

535

Introduced 2021

Peterbilt introduced the Model 535 as part of its new medium-duty lineup in 2021.

536

Introduced 2021

Peterbilt introduced the Model 536 as part of its new medium-duty lineup in 2021.

537

Introduced 2021

Peterbilt introduced the Model 537 as part of its new medium-duty lineup in 2021.

548

Introduced 2021

Peterbilt introduced the Model 548 as part of its new medium-duty lineup in 2021.

589

Introduced 2024

Peterbilt introduced the Model 589 in 2023, with production beginning in 2024.