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16 FIRST CLASS A dynamic evolution of the highly successful Model 387, the recently introduced Peterbilt Model 587 sets a new standard for on-highway fuel efficiency, technology and serviceability. "The new Model 587 is the culmination of design, engineering and customer feedback which result in an optimized truck that sets the standard for operational efficiency, operator comfort and safety for on-highway Class 8 trucks," says Bill Jackson, Peterbilt General Manager and PACCAR Vice President. "The Model 587 is available with the new PACCAR MX engine, which brings a new level of innovation through industry-leading quality, exceptional reliability and proven performance." Adding to an already impressive pedigree, the Model 587 has earned the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Smart- Way ® certification and has been recognized as a leader in fuel efficiency and environmentally friendly. The SmartWay program has established a comprehensive set of fuel-saving, low-emission equipment specifications for new Class 8 long-haul tractors and trailers. The new Model 587 offers customers fuel savings, lower greenhouse gas emissions, and significantly re- duces NOx, particulate matter and other air pollutants. Ideal for long haul Available with two sleepers or in a day cab configura- tion, the Model 587 is ideal for long-haul fleets, driving teams or owner-operators who seek quality, perfor- mance, value and a wide-body cab. Tanker and shorter haul applications also benefit specifically from the excep- tional fuel efficiency and versatility of the Model 587. The cab interior is available with swivel seats, dual arm rests and a roomy 30-inch walk-through space providing a comfortable work and living environment for the operator. The dash layout features stylish colors and textures while Peterbilt News Aerodynamic Innovation Peterbilt launches SmartWay-certified Model 587 "The new Model 587 sets the stan- dard for operational efficiency, operator comfort and safety for on-highway Class 8 trucks..."