Kenworth offers special T700 website section

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Updated Sep 7, 2010

Kenworth Truck Co. now offers a special website section at www.kenworth.com for its new T700, the latest product in the company’s aerodynamic product line. The T700 targets over-the-road and team driver operations with added driver comfort features. The spacious wide cab has nearly 30 inches between the driver and passenger seats for convenient access to the 75-inch Aerodyne sleeper and its 8-foot cathedral ceiling. The roomy interior provides 60-plus cubic feet of storage space and nearly 25 percent more interior volume compared to a similarly specified T660.

The ergonomic cab has modern dash styling, multiplexed instrumentation and the Kenworth Driver Information Center. The new Kenworth NavPlus, a PC-based in-dash system, includes true truck-specific navigation, vehicle data, hands-free phoning, audio controls, camera inputs, roadside assistance and optional Internet access. Kenworth NavPlus is standard on T700 premium trim offerings and optional for all other trim levels. In addition, the T700 – which also has forward lighting, added serviceability features and aerodynamic styling – has earned U.S. Environmental Protection Agency SmartWay program certification.

The site includes an informative 4-minute video that shows the T700 in action on the highway and highlights key features. The downloadable 6-page T700 brochure, which also is available from Kenworth dealers in the United States and Canada, provides information on fuel efficiency and savings, driver comfort, interior color schemes and standard and optional features for the cab and sleeper interior.

A full page is devoted to the 2010 Paccar MX engine, which is available with a horsepower range of 380 hp to 485 hp and torque outputs up to 1,750 lb-ft. The T700 site also includes a downloadable brochure on the disc-brake compatible Kenworth AG130 front air suspension for the T660, T700 and T800. The AG130’s four air-bag configuration is designed to handle the majority of the vertical load, while a lower leaf spring handles the remainder to help the suspension resist high input torque encountered with disc brakes. The design reduces vibration into the cab and onto the chassis to help provide a smooth ride.