Truck Models
Current Models:
- Freightliner Cascadia (2007–present): Introduced in 2007, the Cascadia is Freightliner's flagship on-highway Class 8 truck, known for its aerodynamic design and fuel efficiency. The model has undergone several evolutions, with the fifth generation slated for production in 2025.
- Freightliner eCascadia (2018–present): An all-electric version of the Cascadia, the eCascadia was introduced in 2018, reflecting Freightliner's commitment to sustainable transportation solutions.
- Freightliner eM2 (2018–present): The eM2 is an all-electric medium-duty truck introduced in 2018, designed for local distribution and last-mile delivery applications.
- Freightliner M2 106 Plus (2002–present): Part of the Business Class M2 series, the M2 106 Plus is a versatile medium-duty truck suitable for various applications, including pickup and delivery, utility, and towing.
- Freightliner M2 112 Plus (2002–present): A heavier-duty version of the M2 series, the M2 112 Plus is designed for regional haul, bulk haul, and refuse applications.
- Freightliner 108SD Plus (2011–present): The 108SD Plus is a severe-duty truck designed for municipal and utility applications, offering durability and reliability.
- Freightliner 114SD Plus (2011–present): A step up from the 108SD, the 114SD Plus is built for heavier vocational tasks such as construction and waste management.
- Freightliner 122SD (2014–present): Known for its power and durability, the 122SD is designed for heavy-haul and severe-duty applications, capable of handling the most demanding jobs.
- Freightliner EconicSD (2018–present): Based on the European Mercedes-Benz Econic, the EconicSD was introduced to North America in 2018, tailored primarily for refuse collection with its low-entry design.
Discontinued Models:
- Freightliner FL Series (FLD) (1987–2010): The FLD series was introduced in 1987 as a conventional Class 8 truck, known for its aerodynamic design. It was eventually succeeded by the Century Class and Columbia models.
- Freightliner Classic and Classic XL (1990–2010): These models featured a traditional hood design and were based on the FLD series, offering options with 120-inch and 132-inch bumper-to-back-of-cab (BBC) measurements, respectively.
- Freightliner Century Class (C120) (1996–2010): Introduced in 1996, the Century Class was an aerodynamic conventional truck that replaced the FLD series in phases.
- Freightliner Columbia (CL120) (2000–2010): The Columbia was introduced as part of Freightliner's C-Series, serving as an aerodynamic conventional truck alongside the Century Class.
- Freightliner Coronado (2001–2016): Introduced in 2001, the Coronado featured a traditional design with modern amenities, eventually being succeeded by the 122SD.
- Freightliner Argosy (1999–2020): The Argosy was Freightliner's cab-over-engine (COE) model, primarily marketed in Australia and South Africa, with limited availability in North America.
- Freightliner Business Class (FL-Series) (1985–2007): The FL-Series, also known as the Business Class, was introduced in 1985 as a medium-duty truck line, eventually being replaced by the Business Class M2 series.
- Freightliner Sprinter (1995–2018): Originally introduced as a collaboration with Mercedes-Benz, the Sprinter was a light commercial van that underwent several generations before Freightliner ceased its distribution in 2018.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Q: Are the Freightliner Air Ride Kits compatible with all models?A: Our Freightliner Air Ride Kits are designed to fit a variety of Freightliner models. However, compatibility may vary by model and year. We recommend checking the product description for specific compatibility information before making a purchase.
2. Q: What are the features of the Freightliner Bug Deflectors & Bug Screens?A: Our Freightliner Bug Deflectors & Bug Screens are designed to protect your truck from bugs and debris while enhancing its look. They are easy to install, durable, and come in various styles to suit your preference.
3. Q: Can I find Freightliner Bumpers for older model trucks?A: Yes, we carry a wide range of Freightliner Bumpers suitable for both newer and older models. Please refer to each products description to ensure it fits your specific model and year.
4. Q: What is included in the Freightliner Day Cab Kits?A: Our Freightliner Day Cab Kits typically include everything you need to convert your sleeper into a day cab. This includes panels, interior trim, glass, seals, and hardware.
5. Q: Does the Freightliner Exhaust come with installation instructions?A: Yes, all our Freightliner Exhaust systems come with comprehensive installation instructions. Its important to note that professional installation may be required for some models.
6. Q: Are the Freightliner Fenders made of steel or plastic?A: We offer Freightliner Fenders made from both materials, depending on your needs and preferences. The material type is usually specified in the product description.
7. Q: Can I return or exchange the Freightliner Grilles And Accessories if they dont fit my truck?A: Yes, we have a return and exchange policy in place. If your product doesnt fit, you can return or exchange it within a certain period as long as its in its original condition and packaging.
8. Q: Are the Freightliner Hoods ready to be painted?A: Most of our Freightliner Hoods come pre-primed and ready for paint. However, we recommend checking the product description to be sure.
9. Q: What kinds of Freightliner Lighting do you offer?A: We offer a wide range of Freightliner Lighting options, including headlights, tail lights, marker lights, and interior cab lighting.
10. Q: What types of Freightliner Mirrors & Trim do you have available?A: Our Freightliner Mirrors & Trim category includes a wide variety of options, including side mirrors, hood mirrors, mirror covers, and various trim pieces to enhance the look of your mirrors.