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Old 04.26.2008
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What brand is the best on the market today?
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What brand is the best on the market today?
As far as comfort or fuel effiency? My Volvo was pretty comfortable, but it had alot of electrical problems as Volvo's tend to. I hear, the new International Pro Stars are good in fuel, as are the new Freightshaker Cascadia's. I've never driven either, so this is just hear say. I want to test drive a Cascadia, and had an opportunity twice..... next time, hopefully I will. They're also suppose to be comfortable.
Alot of people like those Kenworth w900l's but I didn't care to much for driving one. In my opinion the Volvo blew it out of the water for both comfort and fuel effiency.
Everyone's going to have a different opinion. Oh, and I see your status is a trucker wannabe..... if you're planning on leasing a truck, I'd wait until I had more experience. I know you're not going to listen me, or anyone else if you want to lease your going to lease..... but please consider the fact that diesel is over $4 a gallon right now, and tow bill is around $500 etc....... good virgin tires are going to cost you $500 to $600 a pop.... that's just naming a few things.
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