Mack Trucks have been around for well over a century, getting its start in Brooklyn, New York, with the first motorized vehicle rolling off the assembly line in 1900. Since then, the brand has ...

If you don’t use a logging truck to do a logging truck’s job, you’re going to have a frame problem.” Rick Volwes, general sales rep with Mack and Volvo dealer Stafford Truck Centre in Kamloops says ...

If you've seen images or videos about a Mack pickup truck coming in 2025, don't get your hopes up. Here's what's really going on with those rumors.

Mack Trucks has debuted what it describes as the most powerful truck in the company’s 108 ... “One look at this truck and you know it was engineered to handle the meanest jobs — logging, ...

Mack Trucks unveiled a new series of trucks this week, which the company said “is built for regional-haul applications that delivers enhanced maneuverability, improved fuel efficiency and driver ...

The Mack MD Electric is the brand's first all-electric medium duty truck. It will be offered in five straight-job lengths with ranges of up to 230 miles per charge.

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Few people know that Mack went on to build its own pickup. From 1938 to 1944, Mack produced 2,686 Model ED trucks, rated at three-quarter tons. Less than 50 or so EDs are thought to exist.

DETROIT — Union workers at Mack Trucks went on strike Monday after voting down a five-year contract agreement that negotiators had reached with the company. The United Auto Workers said 4,000 ...

The Mack Trucks deal comes amid a growing nationwide strike by the UAW’s workers against Ford, General Motors and Stellantis. The strike began last month after negotiations between the two sides ...

Mack Trucks Historical Museum curator Don Schumaker told Cars.com in 2018 that his Mack ED could carry up to 7,000 pounds, but its 67 horsepower didn't allow for more than 50 miles per hour.