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Of course. It seemed pretty obvious as they have excellent customer service throughout all of their companies. USLD is culprit...not the manufacturer.

From my experience with Toyota Motor Corporation they have been more than willing to resolve any, and all, customer concerns. A quick search regarding the posts about Hino Trucks, as compared to a search of competitor's trucks, makes this service issue seem pale by comparison; both in number...

Edited reprint. WOODSTOCK, Ont. -- Japanese truckmaker Hino might be making headway into the medium-duty conventional truck market, but there’s nothing conventional about the company president Hiro Omori. The theme of the meeting was “Hino Rocks.†The show opened with a four-piece rock...

Yes to the 300hp. Agree on the initial price differential being narrower. The power to weight ratio wouldn't be an issue depending on how one operates the unit. BUT, consider this most important factor...after purchase operating expenses. We continue to see numerous posts on here about M2...

Not much to think about in my humble opinion. Hino = Toyota = Quality = Trouble-Free Driving "It's a Toyota...you can't kill em'" Freightliner service centers are extremely high on their charges. If you do go with Freightliner make sure to take out two loans. One for the truck payment and...