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I bought a 2016 Hino 268 with 66,000 miles

the 2016 hino has a 5 yr warranty for the engine, 3 yr warranty for the allison trans. inside the cab it feels like you are in an aquarium..(great view, no obstructions like the m2 or 4300..) gauges are a little more up to date (digital ..probably bad in a way but i like them) engine is quieter...

thanks for the info, the only enterprise truck we saw, did seem to be neglected on maint. but they do offer good warranty in my opinion. i ended up buying a 2016 hino 268..

thanks, sounds good

i bought a 2016 hino 268. we will see how it goes:)

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wow, thanks for the insight. I'm going to look at a truck this Friday

sounds good. hopefully they will give some feedback

you referred me to this thread but from what i understand the older hinos, 07-14 were not as well built as the newer 2015 and up.

about 150k miles per year . all highway. most of the time loaded with 23,000 lbs gross.

thanks for all the input. saw an international this week, had a cummins allison combo, truck had no power to pull itself empty.. i was assuming it was beat and needs a rebuild. had only 175k miles..

Hi does anybody hear on a 2015 and newer hino 268 truck? If so are there any major flaws with these trucks? Are they good for the highways? Parts availability? Servicing, Etc... i have heard the new hinos are the way to go..

What about the turning radius? Have you noticed a difference between the two? I've read that the Freightliner has a better turning radius for tight deliveries. also for expedited freight, what's the oldest year truck a company would most likely take to work for them? Because I do see a lot of...

Hi I'm looking to buy a truck soon. I'm wondering on opinions from people who have owned or heard anything about these two trucks. Both trucks are 2015. One is a Freightliner business class M2 the other one is in international 4300. Both have the Cummins and Allison combination. Similar miles...