Wayne, Nebraska-based Jeremy Jansen showed his custom-built 2022 Kenworth W990 — a rare model to see on the show truck circuit — at the 2022 Mid-America Trucking Show in Louisville, Kentucky, in March ...

A specially-wrapped Kenworth W990 began its journey Wednesday transporting the 55th U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree from the tree-cutting ceremony in Carson National Forest in New Mexico to the ...

Kenworth has added new chrome options for the W990, available for purchase through the Paccar Parts line of Kenworth accessories. Kenworth customers can now customize their W990 with a selection of ...

In this week's edition of Overdrive Radio, we’re looking back at the long run of the W900 model from the Kenworth Truck Company. The W900's coming sunset has been among the biggest equipment news of ...

LAS VEGAS — Kenworth Truck Co. introduced its new long-hood conventional Class 8 tractor Sept. 27 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The Kenworth W990 will be available as a day cab and with 40-inch flat ...

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Kenworth continued its tradition of driver-focused product development with the introduction of its new long-hood conventional – the Kenworth W990 – Thursday evening during ...

The Kenworth W990, the new long-hood conventional that establishes a new industry standard, is now available for order. The Kenworth W990 leverages the 67-year evolution of the iconic W900 platform to ...

When it comes to heavy-duty, long-haul trucks, the kings of the road are long-hood conventional big rigs with the latest comforts of home behind the cab. And chrome. Lots of chrome. Kenworth Truck Co.

Kenworth has become synonymous with American trucking, and with over 100 years under its belt, the company has learned a thing or two about how to build trucks. Across those years, Kenworth has ...

The W990 touts a wide cab; up-to-date interior; long, sculpted hood; and a slightly tilted-back but flat-faced grille that still identifies the truck as a “W9.” Kenworth’s traditionally styled W900, ...

In the American Civil War, some soldiers wore gaiters, a protective legging that would keep rocks and dirt out of boots (or brogans, if you've ever heard that word) that were often only ankle-high.