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    About Caterpillar Trucks

    Caterpillar made vocational on-highway trucks from 2011 through 2016, including the CT660, CT680, and CT681, all of which were designed and built in conjunction with Navistar.

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    Engine ManufacturerCATERPILLAR
    VIN3HSKBTKR8GN095951
    Location: Ucon, Idaho, USA

    About Caterpillar Trucks

    With roots dating to 1886, Caterpillar is the world’s leading maker of construction, mining, and other equipment used across numerous industries. With roughly 20 brands in the Caterpillar family, this Fortune 100 company is a member of Forbes’ “most valuable global brands” list and sells 300-plus products in more than 180 countries. Overall, more than 3 million Cat-branded products bearing the iconic Caterpillar yellow color are believed in operation worldwide.

    Caterpillar built its first steam traction engine tractor in 1890 and trademarked its name in 1910. Since then, it has produced equipment that’s been used in some of modern history’s most significant projects, including the Hoover Dam, Golden Gate Bridge, and Apollo 11 space mission. Headquartered in Peoria, Illinois, Caterpillar’s business model emphasizes the total lifecycle value of its equipment, including in terms of rebuilds, serviceability, and reparability.

    Caterpillar began offering vocational on-highway trucks for sale in North America in 2011, working with Navistar to design and build the CT660, CT680, and CT681 vocational trucks. You’ll still find used models available, although Caterpillar announced plans to stop production of on-highway trucks in 2016.