Unveils the new 2010 Freightliner Coronado
Posted in Trucking News on February 9, 2010
Freightliner Trucks is a division of Daimler Trucks and is one of the well known heavy duty truck manufacturer in North America. Freightliner has designed the new Coronado with a sleek design and revamped comfort features. It has been designed to offer maximum efficiency with stylish features. Its front fascia features smooth stainless steel grille and chrome plated hood handle .Its hood is constructed with a robust one piece fiber glass. The two pieced wind shield is crafted with a slope to enhance airflow over the truck and assist in decreasing wind resistance which further helped to lower the fuel costs. The overall design has been crafted to maximize efficiency.
The body is designed using light weight aluminum which offers a light weight body yet assists in hauling larger pay loads.
The inner cabin of the Coronado has a dash of luxury with Oregon Burl wood trim. This Freightliner edition has a well updated and quietest dash board from the Freightliner line up. Its controls and gauges are well placed at easy reach and can be easily read. Overall, the Coronado rightly boasts of comfortable and pleasing interiors parts.
The 2010 Coronado offers a galore of options in its powertrains. This Freightliner edition features options of Detroit Diesel ® DD13™, DD 15™ and DD 16™ engines. It also offers the option of Cummins ISX engine .These powerful engines are designed keeping in mind the upcoming EPA 2010 standards.
The 2010 Coronado is well designed with a perfect blend of style and performance. It is anticipated that this edition may offer a tough competition to its rivals and may well rule over the others in the same category. Used trucks are available in the market but new edition will be improved.
