Peter Bilt 389 is a household name in the United States. It is a typical American muscle truck, the overlord of expressway, and the classic of American long-headed trucks. Since 1978, its dog head and nose have not changed much, but the power system and driving internal design are not what they used to be. In the movie Transformers, the prototype of Optimus Prime is this Peter Bilt 389.

Peter Bilt Company is a subsidiary of Peca Group. Since the establishment of 1939, it has established the dominant position in the production of high-quality trucks in the United States. Peter Bilt, headquartered in Washington, has a share of about 65,438+00% in the American heavy truck market. Peter Bilt and Kenworth are two flagship brands of Peca Group. The perfect combination of innovation and classicism has formed the most American-style masterpiece of long-headed heavy trucks.

Characteristics of Peter Bilt Model 389

Peter Bilt 389 is a household name in the United States. It is a typical American muscle truck, the overlord of expressway, and the classic of American long-headed trucks. Its shape has not changed much since 1978. But the internal design of the power system and cab is not what it used to be. Now the classic 389 has an advanced engine, which makes the interior of the cab more humanized and even provides a sleeper for long-distance drivers.

With strong technical support, driving a well-equipped truck is as easy as driving a car. Moreover, modern trucks have completely abandoned the old and complicated design, and the adoption of brand-new electronic transmissions and brand-new luxury interiors has given these large machines with retro appearance a brand-new connotation.