KENWORTH
27 entries
American truck maker founded in 1923, a wholly owned subsidiary of PACCAR and builder of the long-running W900.
- Founded
- 1923, as the Kenworth Motor Truck Company
- Headquarters
- Kirkland, Washington
- Owner
- PACCAR, since 1945
- Known for
- The W900, produced since 1961
Kenworth was formed in January 1923, when the Gersix Motor Company was reincorporated as the Kenworth Motor Truck Company, combining the names of the partners Kent and Worthington. It specialises in heavy-duty and medium-duty commercial vehicles.
The company has been a wholly owned subsidiary of PACCAR since 1945 and operates alongside its sister company and rival Peterbilt Motors. The W900 has been produced continuously since 1961, one of the longest production runs of any vehicle.
- 1923Gersix reincorporated as the Kenworth Motor Truck Company
- 1945Becomes a wholly owned subsidiary of PACCAR
- 1961W900 enters continuous production
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KENWORTH Kenworth 900 series: from the 500 series to the W900
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KENWORTH Kenworth T900: the Australian road-train conventional
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KENWORTH Kenworth t-660
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KENWORTH Kenworth t-600
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KENWORTH Kenworth t-300
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KENWORTH Kenworth SAR: the Australian conventional line
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KENWORTH Kenworth T700: the wide-body conventional of 2011–2014
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KENWORTH Kenworth K123: an Australian cab-over of the K series
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KENWORTH Kenworth k-108
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KENWORTH Kenworth c-500
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KENWORTH Kenworth 500 series: the Bull-nose trucks of 1939–1955
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KENWORTH Kenworth t
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KENWORTH Kenworth K300: the medium-duty cab-over of 1987–2008
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KENWORTH Kenworth W900: six decades of the American conventional
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KENWORTH Kenworth T600: the Anteater that changed American trucks
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KENWORTH Kenworth t450
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KENWORTH Kenworth K100: the cab-over Kenworth of 1961–2002
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KENWORTH Kenworth T370: the Class 5–7 medium-duty conventional
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KENWORTH Kenworth T800: the heavy-duty T600 since 1986
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KENWORTH Kenworth T660: the last aero conventional before the T680