Kenworths

Kenworths are trucks produced by Kenworth Truck Company. Kenworth Truck Company is an American manufacturer of heavy- and medium-duty trucks and is a division of PACCAR. Established in 1923 in the Seattle area through a merger of two local truck manufacturers, Kenworth has since become a prominent name in North American trucking. It operates as a premium brand within PACCAR's truck division and maintains manufacturing facilities in North America.

Kenworth's lineup includes highway tractors, sleeper cabs, and vocational trucks for long-haul, regional, construction, and other applications. Notable model lines include the W-series conventional tractors used for long-haul applications and the T-series highway tractors, as well as specialized vocational models such as dump, mixer, and refuse trucks. The W900 and T680/T880 families are among the best-known current and historical models.

Kenworth emphasizes driver comfort, fuel efficiency, and durability, with modern cabs featuring ergonomic controls, air suspension, and advanced electronic systems for reliability and safety. As part of PACCAR, Kenworth trucks share many components with other PACCAR brands and are distributed through a global network.