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Why you should buy a Hino Truck

June 15, 2010
A look at Hino trucks and why you should consider Hino for your next new or used truck purchase.

Hino Trucks

Hino Motors, Ltd. was acquired in 2003 by Toyota Motor Corporation as part of their dedication to expanding their leadership in the medium- and heavy-duty truck market. Hino trucks provided an excellent foothold into the medium-duty truck market with their track record for quality product and process. Hino/Toyota puts a strong emphasis on the people involved in the production of their trucks. Great focus on training and the work ethic of the manufacturers has helped Hino develop a worldwide reputation for excellence.

Hino is the third largest manufacturer of light- and medium-duty in the world; having grown from its roots 90 years ago in Japan. During this time they have constantly strived to be leaders in customer satisfaction and quality. Coming models will be featuring environmentally friendly third generation hybrid technology that has been successfully tested abroad. Their current commitment is to exceeding environmental responsibilities in addition to their customers‘.

Some features that set Hino trucks apart are as follows;

-Hino Dump Trucks

-Trucks are designed to not only be powerful work-horses with great utility, but also with some style in mind. The truck is a representation of your company so an attractive design will leave a favorable impression on clients and passersby. -Powdered-coated, rust-resistant wheels are standard to ensure longevity and usefulness.

-Optional 120,000 PSI frame rails are available for companies that have heavy construction obligations to meet.

-Aluminum fuel tanks are available in a variety of sizes.

-Aerial Device Trucks

-Hino enjoys a long history of dependable trucks which any utility crew will be happy for when answering a 3 A.M. call in a blizzard.

-The available 120,000 PSI frame is strong enough to support high torque jobs these trucks usually perform. They will easily support boom lifts, side mount cranes, tree chippers, or a dump bed.

-Engine glow plugs are standard to ensure the truck will start in even the foulest of weather.

-Superior tires and an available differential lock will deliver the traction and performance needed in any conditions.

-Rollback Auto Carriers

-Hino Rollback trucks offer a precise 55 degree turning arc, one of the most accommodating in the industry. Meritor Easy Steer Technology helps make the steering of the truck smooth and fluid while granting extended life to components.

-Special attention to interior design to ensure driver comfort and command of the vehicle. The Driver Information Displays puts almost all vital vehicle functions at the driver's beck and call to increase reliability and efficiency.

-Large non-skid steps, dual driver assist grips, and an 88 degree door opening make it safer for your driver to enter and exit the vehicle in harsh conditions.

These are but a few of the trucks and some of the features that set Hino apart from the competition. Other features tend to come standard with every truck. Efficient design means better access to serviceable areas of the trucks when need be. Though one of the company's driving goals is to ensure that this does not occur often.

Hino has stood the test of time by providing high-quality product and staying constantly innovative in their field. They recently have announced Selective Catalytic Reduction in order to come into compliance with EPA 2010 Emissions Regulations. The SCR technology will represent an almost 80% improvement over 2007 standards. Once again, Hino leads the way in innovation with some of the greenest engines on the planet through the Hino Standardized SCR Unit.