Mack Truck Sales - New & Used

More About Mack Trucks

Owner-operators, trucking company owners, fleet managers and drivers who are looking for pre-owned and new Mack trucks can look through each listing to find valuable information about every truck we have listed for sale. Most ads include multiple color photos of the truck's interior and exterior. The ads also include important information including exterior color, price, location, suspension type, transmission type and more. There are links you can follow underneath the photos for more information on inspections, financing, shipping and more. You can also email the pictures included in the slideshow to yourself or someone else.

History of Mack Trucks

Jack and Gus Mack founded Mack Trucks in 1900. The company was originally called 'Mack Brothers Company', but the name was changed in 1922. The company started out with the purchase of the Fallesen and Berry carriage company. Mack Trucks was originally headquartered in Brooklyn, New York. The company was moved to Allentown, PA in 1905, and in 2010 they relocated the headquarters to Greensboro, North Carolina.

Known by their trademark Bulldog, the nickname was earned in 1917, when the British government bought Mack AC model trucks to haul military supplies. The British soldiers fighting in World War I called the AC model the Bulldog Mack. The nickname was earned partially because of the truck's blunt hood and partially because of its durability.

Types of Mack Trucks

Although the first vehicle manufactured by Mack Trucks was a 13 passenger van used for carrying sightseers, Mack is best known for their dump trucks, daycabs and sleeper trucks. The Mack Granite is one of their most popular series of trucks. These trucks are designed to be rugged and durable. The body can also be customized for a wide range of applications, everything from a simple tractor to a mixer truck or a dump truck with a lift axle.

Mack daycab trucks are also very popular. Models like the CHU613 are known to be dependable and efficient. They are also clean-looking and comfortable for drivers. Newer Mack trucks are outfitted with the latest technology in driver safety and comfort.

Options to look for when you're searching for the right Mack trucks for your company include:

• Heated mirrors
• Air conditioning
• Vibration damper
• Air slide 5th wheel
• Twin stacks
• Self-canceling turn signals
• Camelback suspension
• Chip resistant tires