Sterling 360 wins Editor’s Choice Award
REDFORD, Mich. – The new Sterling 360 low cab-over truck has won the Editors’ Choice Award for New Product Innovation at The Work Truck Show 2006.
Introduced at a February 28 press conference during The Work Truck Show in Atlanta, Ga., the Sterling 360 received the highest number of editorial votes for the best new product or product innovation at the show.
“We are honoured to receive this recognition and are pleased that our respected colleagues in the media are as excited as we are about the Sterling 360,” said John Merrifield, senior vice-president of distribution, Freightliner. “Introducing Sterling’s first Class 3-5 low cab-over-engine truck was a great accomplishment for the brand and we look forward to its continued success.”
With the tagline “Better All Around”, Sterling officials say the 360 boasts several innovative features including leading fuel economy (which they say can be improved up to 19 per cent over the competition), easy entry and egress, a large cab, outstanding maneuverability and visibility, and a body builder-preferred design.
“Receiving the New Product Innovation award is a result of great teamwork between Sterling and our colleagues at Mitsubishi Fuso,” said Martin Klein, vice-president of light-duty business, Sterling. “It also demonstrates DaimlerChrysler’s commitment as part of the Global Excellence initiative to meeting customer needs on a global scale by packaging together the right product, distribution channel, customer support, and financial services.”
The Sterling 360 will soon be available at select Sterling dealers across North America. Classes 4 and 5 will be rolled out in spring 2006 and Class 3 in mid-2007. For more information, visit Sterling’s new Sterling 360 Web site at www.BetterAllAroundTruck.com.
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