Brian is a published author who has been writing professionally for a decade in politics and entertainment, but found his calling covering the automotive industry. His love of cars started at an early ...

As far back as Rahul can remember, he’s always had a huge passion for cars. Things like Top Gear, Need For Speed and the James Bond Franchise have helped to further ignite this passion of his. A ...

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. Phillips ...

Artur Express plans to operate 100 sleeper trucks with Kodiak Robotics’ self-driving truck technology installed in a partnership between the companies, they said. “Being a part of self-driving truck ...

Peterbilt's new 72-inch low-roof sleeper is an option for the new Model 589. The sleeper offers customers a sleek, long and lean styling along with premium amenities for enhanced comfort, efficiency ...

Choosing the right sleeper truck is more than picking a brand — it’s about balancing comfort, cost, and long-term value. From engine specs to cab amenities, every detail affects your profitability on ...

Long-haul drivers are transforming their rigs into true homes on wheels, blending comfort, functionality, and efficiency. Modern custom sleepers now feature kitchens, bathrooms, and ergonomic designs ...

Living on the road full-time after downsizing isn't for everyone, and it may as well not be a life-long viable option for those who embrace it. But for as long as this lasts, this lifestyle can be an ...

The top indicators of the value of used aerodynamic highway sleeper tractors are mileage, model year and engine horsepower, according to a pricing model developed for International Truck & Engine.

The Environmental Protection Agency on Friday unveiled its new CO2-emissions standards for heavy-duty trucks, covering model years 2027 through 2032, with a final rule. The new emissions standards ...

It was love at first sight for Daroll Frewing and his '53 Chevrolet Advance Design pickup. He knew from 100 feet away that the Commercial Red 3100 was the truck of his dreams. Daroll didn't set out ...