Navistar, Inc. announced recently it is expanding its transmission offerings on the International® DuraStar® with the Cummins ISB 6.7 l engine. The company will now offer the Allison® 3000 Series transmission on its proven platform to deliver a combination of power, performance and reliability for a range of vocational applications including dump, utility and crane applications. “We are excited to offer our vocational customers more choice by providing expanded transmission options for the DuraStar with ISB,” said Bill Kozek, president, North America truck and parts, Navistar. “In addition to our transmission offerings, the DuraStar is available with the broadest array of engine offerings in the industry and backed by our extensive dealer network, providing superior after-sales support.”
The company also announced it continues to invest in its severe service and medium-duty product lines by expanding vehicle enhancements and powertrain choices on International® brand vocational truck models. In addition, the company will add selective catalytic reduction (SCR) emissions technology to its high horsepower mid-range engines starting this summer. The company’s medium-duty SCR transition began in September 2013 with the International® DuraStar® and the Cummins ISB 6.7 l engine. MaxxForce® 9 and MaxxForce® 10 engines with SCR will be available exclusively on the International® DuraStar® and International® WorkStar® vehicles.
The International® TerraStar® will also be offered with added enhancements. The Allison® Optimized 1000 Series transmission with an optional 6th speed is now available exclusively on the TerraStar. With the addition of the 6th speed, the close ratio, fully-automatic transmission offers improved fuel economy, lower engine noise and optimized performance. The TerraStar also features a refined front suspension with a redesigned front spring and bumper. The suspension offers a smoother ride especially when driving over rough terrain. |
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