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Extended Warranties Available for Kenworth Medium-Duty Trucks
Through Dec. 31, 2013, Kenworth medium-duty trucks financed through PACCAR Financial can receive an additional year of coverage.

The K270 and K370 are both powered by a 6.7 PACCAR PX-7 engine with a standard 220-hp rating and 520 lb.-ft. of maximum torque.
Photo: Kenworth
Kenworth’s U.S. customers may be able to take advantage of a two-year/200,000-mile basic vehicle extended warranty on medium-duty Class 5-7 factory trucks by financing the vehicles through PACCAR Financial. Kenworth Truck Company and PACCAR Financial announced the 2013 Extended Warranty Program earlier this year.
PACCAR Financial rates are available for as low as 4.99% for qualifying customers in the U.S.
The offer is available on qualifying new Kenworth medium-duty trucks financed through PACCAR Financial no later than Dec. 31, 2013.
Kenworth’s Class 5-7 lineup includes the:
T170.
T270.
T370.
T440
T470.
K270.
K370.
Contact a local Kenworth dealer or nearest PACCAR Financial office for program terms and conditions.

Beverage distributors, pick-up and delivery, and other urban delivery applications are customers of the T270.
Photo: Kenworth
“Under this Kenworth and PACCAR Financial program, qualifying Class 5-7 customers receive an additional one year and 100,000 miles of warranty coverage,” said Preston Feight, Kenworth assistant general manager for marketing and sales. “Customers benefit from a program that provides ‘The World’s Best’ trucks from Kenworth and PACCAR Financial’s competitive financing packages and services.”
Kenworth Truck Company’s dedication to the green fleet includes aerodynamic trucks, compressed and liquefied natural gas (CNG/LNG) trucks, and medium-duty diesel-electric hybrids. According to the company, Kenworth is the only truck manufacturer to receive the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Clean Air Excellence award in recognition of its environmentally friendly products.
Originally posted on Work Truck Online
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