Sterling Trucks
United States · Founded 1997
Sterling Trucks was Daimler's North American vocational and regional truck marque, created from Ford's acquired heavy-truck business and sold alongside Freightliner and Western Star until its discontinuation.
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- Models
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- Generations
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- Engines
Truck Models
A-Line
1998–2009
The Sterling Trucks A-Line was a conventional Class 8 highway tractor.
L-Line
1998–2009
The Sterling Trucks L-Line was a heavy conventional vocational and regional truck.
Acterra
2000–2009
The Sterling Trucks Acterra was a medium-duty distribution and vocational range.
360
2006–2009
The Sterling 360 was a medium-duty low-cab-forward truck derived from the Mitsubishi Fuso Canter and sold for urban distribution and vocational work.
Bullet
2007–2009
The Sterling Bullet was a Class 4–5 vocational chassis-cab derived from the Dodge Ram 4500/5500 and marketed as Sterling's lightest work-truck family.
Condor
Production period unknown
The Sterling Condor was a low-entry vocational truck used especially for refuse, municipal and other frequent-stop applications.