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2020 Freightliner Cascadia

Vin: 3AKJHHDR9LSMJ0090
Type: Truck-Tractor
Year: 2020
Make: Freightliner
Model: Cascadia
Trim: 126" sleeper cab
GVWR: ?
Freightliner

Engine

Model
Detroit Diesel DD15
Fuel
Diesel
Displacement(Liters)
14.8
Cylinders
6
Configuration
In-Line

Drive Trian

Type
6x4

Manufacturer

Manufacturer
DAIMLER VEHÍCULOS COMERCIALES MÉXICO S. DE R.L. DE C.V.
Plant City
SALTILLO
Plant State
COAHUILA
Plant Country
MEXICO

Safety Features

Brake System Type
Air and Hydraulic

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