The W900 Isn't The Only Model Being Discontinued Kenworth's W900 semi-trucks didn't make waves entirely on their own. These soon-to-be-discontinued trucks are part of the brand's 1.9-meter cab ...

The Kenworth K100's appeal dropped after the maximum allowed length of a semi-truck and trailer changed from 65 feet to 75 feet in 1976. Up to that point, the K100 had been a go-to big rig among ...

Before semi-trucks had designated sleeper cabs, drivers had to improvise or stop at motels. The first sleeper cab was ...

One of the most popular Kenworth semi-trucks is the W900, which was first released in 1961, and is still being made today, making it the oldest model in its stable.

Kenworth was targeting a 100% freight efficiency improvement over the 2009 T660, which was “arguably the most fuel-efficient truck in the industry” at the time, and they ended up surpassing ...