Early this month, Hino trucks announced, Project Z, the company's development path to zero-emissions vehicles (ZEV), ranging from class 4 to class 8. The ZEV products ranged from a class 5 on a SEA Electric SEA-Drive 120a on a Hino M5 chassis, up to a Hino XL Series class 8 tractor powered by Toyota's Fuel Cell system. Hino's...
At NationaLease, our members and customers have always valued the job their technicians perform. Now there’s a special week for them. All I can say is, it’s about time....
Company Overview: H.K. Truck Center is a certified Hino and Mitsubishi Fuso truck dealership providing clients with expert sales personnel, quality-conscious maintenance and repair service, a huge inventory of parts, convenient rental services, and a high standard of workmanship. Established in 1982, H.K. Truck Center has earned a reputation for its excellence in both customer service and client...
Don't forget! The deduction limit for 2020 has been raised to $1,040,000. This means U.S. companies can deduct the full price of qualified equipment purchases up to $1,040,000 with "total equipment purchase" limit of $2,590,000. The deduction includes both new and used qualified equipment. In addition, businesses can take advantage of 100% bonus depreciation on both new...
The CVSA roadside inspection blitz is almost here. Is your fleet ready?...
CEO Joe Parnett of WOW Entertainment shares how he needed a unique kind of truck and got more than he bargained for with the elite Hino Truck Sales Team at HK Truck Center....
The Successful Dealer Award recognizes medium-duty and heavy-duty truck dealers for their positive influence on our industry and their communities. After a long nomination period in which more than 40 truck dealers received nominations from the trucking industry at large, H.K. Truck Center landed a finalist spot within the 5 selected for this year’s award. H.K. Truck Center...
Celebrating the 1-year anniversary at their Parsippany, NJ location portrays the motivation and hard work that HK has put into their company for years. Henry Knabe founded H.K. Truck Center in 1982 in a service truck parked in his driveway and slowly grew, including adding employees. They moved into their first facility in 1988 in South...
The trucking industry was riding high: trucks were operating at capacity; new technology and new trucks were being added to the vehicle count; and it looked as though the economic boom would continue unabated. Then the global economy ran into the “Black Swan” disruption of COVID-19....
