Internationals Are Recalled to Fix Possible Cable Flaw
Navistar has issued a recall for 21,831 International brand trucks to check for a possible defect that could cause an alternator cable to chafe and potentially lead to an electrical short.
May 14, 2012Navistar Wins Armored Truck Upgrade Work
Navistar Defense LLC said it received a $21 million contract from the U.S. Army for more work connected to a January order to upgrade 2,717 MaxxPro Mine-Resistant Ambush-Protected vehicles.
March 27, 2012Navistar Makes Natural Gas Push at MATS
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Navistar Inc. made a big push for natural gas at the Mid America Trucking Show, being held here this week.
Navistar Reports Smaller 1Q Loss; Names Troy Clarke CEO
Navistar International Corp. said its first-quarter loss declined from a year ago, and the company named Troy Clarke its new CEO, replacing Lewis Campbell, who is stepping down.
March 14, 2012Navistar Blames 1Q Loss on Costs for Engine Repairs
Truck producer Navistar International Corp. reported a loss of $153 million for its fiscal first quarter, attributing $112 million of the loss to costs of repairing faulty engines, including initial models of its 2010 technology engines.
March 12, 2012Navistar Reports 1Q Loss
Navistar International Corp. Thursday reported a loss for its fiscal first quarter, citing warranty costs and a brake manufacturer’s recall of a part that affected nearly 20,000 of its trucks.
March 8, 2012EPA Investigating Navistar on Engines
The Environmental Protection Agency is investigating whether Navistar Inc. completed assembly of 7,600 heavy-duty 2009 model truck engines in 2010, thereby making them noncompliant with current emission regulations.
Navistar Says 13-Liter Engine Will Meet Emissions Standards
LISLE, Ill. — Navistar Inc. has submitted a 13-liter engine for federal certification that its sales chief says will meet U.S. emissions standards.
February 1, 2012Navistar Faces Fines From EPA if Engines Do Not Meet Rule
The Environmental Protection Agency said it would impose a penalty of about $1,900 per engine against Navistar Inc., beginning as soon as late February, if it produces heavy-duty truck engines that don’t comply with the agency’s 2010 emissions regulations.
January 30, 2012Navistar Gets $880 Million Contract for MRAP Upgrades
Navistar Defense, a unit of Navistar International Corp., received an $880 million order from the U.S. government to upgrade military vehicles.
January 10, 2012