Sterling earns highest ranking in J.D. Power and Associates study

Jan 25, 2004

Sterling Truck Corporation received the highest overall ranking for conventional medium-duty trucks in the 2003 J.D. Power and Associates medium-duty truck customer satisfaction study. The rankings are based on interviews with more than 1,400 principal maintainers of 2-year-old, medium-duty trucks. The study analyzes customer satisfaction in three areas — product, service and parts – and covers topics such as vehicle performance, interior and exterior design and dealer service.

The Top-Selling Motor Grader Gets Redesigned: Cat’s Next-Gen 140

A Cat expert spills the details on the new 140, its many configurations – steering wheel or joystick, base or high-tech – and its many uses.

The new 12,785-pound HD Hyundai HT38 gets 115 horsepower for high lifting capacity, big pushing performance and the ability to run a variety of attachments.

HD Hyundai Debuts Its Largest Compact Track Loader: the HT38

The Link-Belt 145 X4S can be fitted with either an 8-foot or nearly 10-foot boom arm.

Link-Belt Unveils Smallest X4S Excavator with Improved Engine, Hydraulics

Cat 303.5 CR Mini Excavator Gets Speed and Productivity Boost

John Deere's new 2026 Gator GX Crew Electric has fold-down rear seats for additional cargo space.

Deere Goes All-Electric with New 2-Seater and 4-Seater GX Gator UTVs

Managing the Farm Through a Tough Market

Our report on Managing the Farm through a Tough Market breaks down smart strategies from farm management experts.