sterling trucks

[Jackasic]

saw one of these the the other day, seems Dodge has a commercial only brand.

http://www.sterlingtrucks.com/Trucks/Models/Bullet.asp

[jerryg79]

I hear ford's coming out with a model T!

[AggieTJ2007]

does this count as an

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[Jackasic]

really, where have I posted that I have seen one before?

[mudtoy67]

ahhh, touché

[AggieTJ2007]

not you but that link has been posted on this board before

[Jackasic]

new to me, i looked it up on google.

[Seth]

It is kind of an interesting deal to me, as sterling is an existing maker, just kinda outsourced their little trucks. kinda ford mazda-ish? I know there is a better example of this same type deal, just can't put my finger on it right now.

[robertf03]

It is kind of an interesting deal to me, as sterling is an existing maker, just kinda outsourced their little trucks. kinda ford mazda-ish? I know there is a better example of this same type deal, just can't put my finger on it right now.

land rover and honda

[StevenAg03]

It is kind of an interesting deal to me, as sterling is an existing maker, just kinda outsourced their little trucks. kinda ford mazda-ish? I know there is a better example of this same type deal, just can't put my finger on it right now.

Keep in mind that when the Bullet was "developed", both Sterling and Dodge were owned by Daimler Chrysler. Even though Chrysler is now owned by Cerberus, i imagine there are still some pretty heavy ties. It also provides a one-stop source for all your heavy truck needs. OTR trucks can be lumped into this group as well. Though i dont know many companies that use class 8 trucks and vocational trucks.

[TexTJ209]

Saw one in Bryan the other day..

[agjohn02]

It is kind of an interesting deal to me, as sterling is an existing maker, just kinda outsourced their little trucks. kinda ford mazda-ish? I know there is a better example of this same type deal, just can't put my finger on it right now.

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