MACK
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American truck manufacturer founded in 1900, which took its present name in 1922 and has belonged to Volvo since 2000.
- Founded
- 1900, as the Mack Brothers Company
- First truck
- 1905
- Name
- Mack Trucks since 1922
- Owner
- Volvo, since 2000
Mack Trucks was founded in Brooklyn in 1900 as the Mack Brothers Company and built its first truck in 1905, the year it also moved its headquarters to Allentown, Pennsylvania, where it stayed for over a century.
The company adopted its present name in 1922 and has been a subsidiary of Volvo since 2000, when Volvo bought Mack and its former parent Renault Véhicules Industriels. Its trucks are built in Lower Macungie, Pennsylvania, and Salem, Virginia.
- 1900Mack Brothers Company founded in Brooklyn
- 1905First truck built; headquarters moved to Allentown
- 1922Company adopts the name Mack Trucks
- 2000Becomes a subsidiary of Volvo
- 2009Headquarters moved to Greensboro, North Carolina
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MACK Mack U series: the offset-cab Mack tractor
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MACK Mack RS series: the western R
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MACK Mack R series: the longest-lived Mack
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MACK Mack Mid-Liner: the Renault-based Mack medium truck
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MACK Mack MR series: the refuse and municipal Mack
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MACK Mack LE series: the low-entry municipal Mack
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MACK Mack L series: Mack’s post-war conventional
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MACK Mack F series: Mack’s third-generation cab-over
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MACK Mack E series: an early lettered Mack line
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MACK Mack DM series: the extra-heavy construction Mack
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MACK Mack Cruiseliner: the cab-over Mack of the 1970s
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MACK Mack CH series: Mack’s conventional highway family
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MACK Mack B series: the truck that put Mack on the road
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MACK Mack AC: the truck that gave Mack its bulldog
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MACK Mack A series: an early Mack model line
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MACK Mack Pinnacle: the set-forward highway Mack
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MACK Mack CL series: the long-hood Mack flagship
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MACK Mack Granite: the construction Mack of the 21st century
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MACK Mack Vision: the aerodynamic Mack of the 2000s
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MACK Mack CF series: Mack’s cab-over fire chassis