2016 Freightliner Cascadia Evolution

This 2016 Cascadia Evolution sleeper presents like a straight fleet trade: clean red paint, tidy chassis, and no obvious cobble-job wiring or add-ons. Odometer and ECM hours show as 0 in the listing, so plan on verifying mileage and idle time, but overall it looks like a road tractor that has been kept serviceable rather than a project. Configuration is a tandem-axle conventional sleeper with a standard 5th wheel and dual drive setup, aimed at van and general freight work. The high-roof sleeper layout and full side fairings point to an over-the-road spec where driver comfort and fuel economy matter more than vocational clearance. Small details that stand out: deep-tread drive tires, clean frame rails around the 5th wheel area, and orderly air and electrical lines at the back of cab. Inside the sleeper, there is a double-bunk arrangement with built-in cabinets and a fridge or storage cubby, plus overhead bins and a dash that looks uncluttered and intact.