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Thread: Navistar's Fuel Efficiency Press Conference Podcast

Started 1 year, 7 months ago by CLC379
On another note... call it a "gut feeling" or whatever - but I feel Navistar International is aggressively looking to gain market share. Now... remember... I didn't say anything about Jim Hebe u reckon freightliner is aggressively looking to lose market share?
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Pfuse replied 1 year, 7 months ago
They can beg and beg and beg for us to believe either one of them but it really doesn't matter. Sure one is more aerodynamic than the other but as soon as we drive in conditions other than a straight headwind, tailwind, or no wind, the results matter less. Did they test them from the side or any any other angle? Is the one that is the "most" aero from the front also the most aero from the side...

lyion replied 1 year, 5 months ago
no_worries wrote: ...but I suspect that the two are very, very close on actual numbers. No need to suspect, the results are right there in the article; approximately 7%. Depending on the interpretation of the results, you're looking at a savings of $2500 to $5000+ annually. For some that's "much ado about nothing" for others, not so much lyionhere/,i watched and read the stuff a few ...

Cdn_Drifter replied 1 year, 1 month ago
With all things being so close, and with a little tweeking, and a a few more aerodynamic add ons. My question would be which company uses the most North American parts and or is assembeled in North America that is where my money would go

Furniture replied 8 months, 1 week ago
I believe that most of Freightliner and Navistar's production of trucks is in Mexico. Volvo builds in Virginia and mack in Pensylvania. Take a look at this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKHAJrB14HI

pipeman replied 8 months, 1 week ago
Furniture wrote: I believe that most of Freightliner and Navistar's production of trucks is in Mexico. Volvo builds in Virginia and mack in Pensylvania. Take a look at this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKHAJrB14HI Try Navistar in Chatam, Ontario, Canada

pipeman replied 8 months, 1 week ago
You can get up to a Cummins 600 HP http://www.internationaltrucks.com/Inte ... S_crop.pdf

TEDLAPTOP replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
The names change of the CEO's of one company to another but the miles per gallon never really go up. Hebe's creates one magical feat here and then another one there and the cost of fuel goes up to compensate for what ever savings there may have been. There are ways to save fuel , increase M.P.G. , Go Green , Less Pollution, Import Less Oil. I read the other day in the paper if you do all that ...

 

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Navistar's Fuel Efficiency...
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You can get up to a Cummins 600 HP http://www.internationaltrucks.com/Inte ... S_crop.pdf
Pfuse
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Navistar's Fuel Efficiency...
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They can beg and beg and beg for us to believe either one of them but it really doesn't matter. Sure one is more aerodynamic than the other but as soon as we drive in conditions other than a straight headwind, tailwind, or no wind, the results matter less. Did they test them from the side or any any other angle? Is the one that is the "most" aero from the front also the most aero from the side? So how come the...
CLC379
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Navistar's Fuel Efficiency...
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On another note... call it a "gut feeling" or whatever - but I feel Navistar International is aggressively looking to gain market share. Now... remember... I didn't say anything about Jim Hebe u reckon freightliner is aggressively looking to lose market share?
lyion
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Navistar's Fuel Efficiency...
Published (2008-07-09 00:00:00)
no_worries wrote: ...but I suspect that the two are very, very close on actual numbers. No need to suspect, the results are right there in the article; approximately 7%. Depending on the interpretation of the results, you're looking at a savings of $2500 to $5000+ annually. For some that's "much ado about nothing" for others, not so much lyionhere/,i watched and read the stuff a few mins. ago,i looked up the engine...
Cdn_Drifter
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Navistar's Fuel Efficiency...
Published (2008-11-26 00:00:00)
With all things being so close, and with a little tweeking, and a a few more aerodynamic add ons. My question would be which company uses the most North American parts and or is assembeled in North America that is where my money would go
Furniture
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Navistar's Fuel Efficiency...
Published (2009-04-26 00:00:00)
I believe that most of Freightliner and Navistar's production of trucks is in Mexico. Volvo builds in Virginia and mack in Pensylvania. Take a look at this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKHAJrB14HI
TEDLAPTOP
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Navistar's Fuel Efficiency...
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The names change of the CEO's of one company to another but the miles per gallon never really go up. Hebe's creates one magical feat here and then another one there and the cost of fuel goes up to compensate for what ever savings there may have been. There are ways to save fuel , increase M.P.G. , Go Green , Less Pollution, Import Less Oil. I read the other day in the paper if you do all that you also even bring down the cost of...

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