Added Jan 08, 2021
The 2012 Freightliner Cascadia 390 is a robust truck commonly utilized in the logistics industry for various tasks. With a mileage reading of 876,678 miles, this unit, numbered 390, offers reliability and endurance for long-haul transportation and specialized applications such as dump trucks and utility operations. Located in Wisconsin, USA, this previously sold vehicle embodies Freightliner's reputation for quality and performance in the trucking sector.
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| Industry | Logistics |
| Titled Vehicle | Yes |
| Template | Trucks |
| Year | 2012 |
| Make | Freightliner |
| Model | Cascadia |
| Odometer (Miles/Kilometers) | Miles |
| Odometer Reading | 876,678 |
| Unit Number | 390 |
Trucks are essential in industries that need reliable over-the-road transport — including vocational, medium-duty, and long-haul applications. Engine specs, axle configuration, and transmission type all influence how a truck performs across different environments and payloads. Sleeper cabs, PTOs, and fuel capacity also affect fleet selection and daily operation.
These machines are often used by operators who need reliability more than flash. Fleet managers focus on cost per mile, maintenance schedules, and driver comfort. Independent operators look for resale value and ease of service. Everyone wants uptime and fuel efficiency, no matter the size of the outfit.
TKI makes the truck buying process easier — from spec match to handshake.
