mmm.. im in love with that truck....


i believe it was 300,000 miles until the '03 common rail came out as 350,000 and we all know they can go well beyond that.

 

Better info http://www.sterlingtrucks.com/SterlingBullet/ . A lot of buyers will go for being serviced at a truck dealership rather than a car dealership . Some Sterling and Freightliner shops are open 24/7

 

Sterling must be owned by DC. I found this in the site


DaimlerChrysler Truck Financial and Sterling Truck Corporation are pleased to offer you the new Sterling Bullet mid-range work truck complete with a choice of finance and lease packages that are

 

Yep. DC owns Freightliner, which owns Sterling and Western Star. DC also owns Detroit Diesel.

 

Whats the difference between the Dodge and the Sterling? Looks like the same truck with a different grill.

Is this like the Chevy/GMC thing where it is the exact same vehicle with some cosmetic changes???

EDIT

OK I read it again - it also has a standard PTO. BIG Difference!

 

A lot of people don't want to hear it but this is D/C's plan if they sell Chrysler . They will not sell the diesl truck group . Remember when D/C bought Ford heavy trucks and Ford trucks became Sterlings ?

 

I believe the C&C Dodge's come standard with PTO...