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Spring 2011

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Model 382 Production Increase, MX Engine Availability Highlight Peterbilt Product Updates Peterbilt News R esponding to customer feedback and demand, Peterbilt has recently announced several new options, upgrades and pro- duction changes for the new Model 382. The company will in- crease production of the Model 382 at its manufac- turing facilities. The Peterbilt Model 382 offers outstanding maneu- verability, aerodynamic ef- ficiency and exceptional serviceability for shorter haul pick-up, delivery and diminishing-load markets. ... Customers who enjoy the legendary traditional styling of the Peterbilt Model 389 can now experience the benefits of the new PACCAR MX engine as well. "High industry acceptance and customer demand has al- lowed Peterbilt to expand the availability of the PACCAR MX en- gine into the Model 389," says Peterbilt director of sales, Robert Woodall. "We are pleased to pair the MX engine with the Model 389 offering customers a superior fuel economy option that pro- vides longer service intervals, increased uptime, lower operating costs and higher resale value." ... Speed control management capabilities are now available with the PACCAR MX engine, allowing customers to optimize their op- eration parameters to increase fuel efficiency and performance. ... More powertrain options, including all-wheel-drive capabili- ties with the PACCAR PX-8 engine, are now available for Peterbilt Class 7 vehicles. These options can provide customers additional power and torque for enhanced off-road versatility and maneu- verability in challenging environments. Optimized for Peterbilt's Class 7 chassis, the PX-8 engine is a robust performer with a horsepower rating of up to 350 hp and up to 1,000 lb.-ft. of torque providing increased throttle response. ... Featuring improved ergonomic and comfort features, Peterbilt Premium Seats are now available. Proprietary to Peterbilt, the Premium Seats help provide drivers optimal comfort and an enhanced work environment. The seats also feature an in- novative climate control system with heating and cooling controls. FIRST CLASS 17

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