Although both trucks fall in a similar price range when new, with the Peterbilt 579 priced between $160,000 and $210,000 and the Kenworth T680 from around $170,000 to $200,000.

Peterbilt customers and enthusiasts can build their own Model 579 – choosing from a range of specs, colors and configurations – with a new, free app available for iPads through the Apple App ...

On the road I flew out Thursday afternoon and picked up the truck Friday morning. Peterbilt PR Manager Nick Smith and I spent the next two days driving 1,028 miles from Scottsdale to Denton. Our ...

A new iPad app from Peterbilt will allow prospective buyers to design their own Model 579, Peterbilt announced recently. The Model 579 configurator app allows users to choose from a range of specs ...

Peterbilt Motor Co. plans to make the Bendix Wingman Advanced collision mitigation safety system a standard feature on its Model 579 highway tractor starting July 1. A radar-based collision ...

And those bunks are the largest available, according to Peterbilt. With the sleeper built on the wider 2.1-meter cab platform of the Model 579, the bunks are 85 inches long on the lower one and 82 ...

Peterbilt announced the availability of the Model 579 EPIQ spec in a day cab configuration that the company says can provide up to a 14 percent improvement in fuel economy. In the spirit of the ...

Alas, we’re not here to talk about the 389 (as tempting as that would be), because we just found this stunning, brand-new 2024 Peterbilt 579 with an Ultraloft Sleeper configuration, and the ...

Peterbilt's new Model 579 boasts improvement in fuel economy and is the most aerodynamic and fuel-efficient Peterbilt model built to-date. Details here on CCJ.

Although both trucks fall in a similar price range when new, with the Peterbilt 579 priced between $160,000 and $210,000 and the Kenworth T680 from around $170,000 to $200,000.