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As of 2013...

North American companies which production in North America..

Ford

Navistar International

Caterpillar (via Navistar International)

Peterbilt (PACCAR, Inc.)

Kenworth (PACCAR, Inc.)

Freightliner (Daimler, A.G.)

Western Star (Daimler, A.G.)

Mack (Volvo A.B.)

Foreign companies with production in North America:

Volvo (Volvo A.B.)

Hino

General Motors got out of the Class 6 - 8 truck market in 2009. That's the same year Sterling was shut down by Daimler. Ford got out of the Class 8 market in 1997, when they sold those assets to Daimler, who subsequently put those vehicles into production under the Sterling marque. Marmon shut down in 1997.

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