The all-new Western Star 49X is the OEM’s next-generation vocational truck, with a host of features designed to make life easier for drivers both on- and off the highway.

Western Star trucks, some built with right-hand drives, are shipped all over the world. They go to mines in Indonesia and South Africa, logging operations in Canada.

TORONTO, ON -- Western Star Trucks is now 50 years old, an iconic brand in Canada, if a little less so in the U.S. That difference isn't surprising because the truck was born here when White Motor ...

Western Star’s 4900 and 6900 truck models now can be spec’d with Allison’s fully automatic Off Road Series transmissions, which the truck maker said are ideal for vocational applications ...

PHOENIX, Ariz. — The Western Star truck brand turns 50 this year, which seems improbable, given the truck maker’s humble Canadian roots. The company was launched by White Motor Company in Kelowna, B.C ...

Heavy Trucks: Class 7 & 8; Western Star Builds Next-generation Vocational Truck. ... An Off-Road Mode enables smooth driving on extreme terrain such as logging roads and rock quarries.

With a standard 111.6-in. BBC or optional 110.8-in. BBC – which is 10-in shorter than the 49X – the Western Star 47X is well suited to applications that require a shorter overall vehicle ...

Western Star Trucks has introduced three new Stratosphere sleepers, including 40- and 54-inch sizes as well as an 82-inch Ultra High model, the industry's largest sleeper by interior volume ...

Daimler Trucks North America (DTNA) has revealed the Western Star 49X vocational truck, which retains the brand’s tried-and-true toughness while integrating the safety-enhancing Detroit ...