The Kenworth K260 and K360 are low cab-over-engine medium-duty trucks that Kenworth introduced for urban delivery work, with the K360 unveiled in the autumn of 2006 as a Class 7 model and the Class 6 K260 joining it for the 2008 model year. They were based on the DAF LF55, which was named European Truck of the Year in 2002, and were aimed at pickup and delivery, recycling, plumbing, electrical, furniture and food companies needing a highly maneuverable truck for a 22 to 26 foot body. The K360 launched at a 33,000-pound gross weight rating in a 4x2 layout with a 5.9-litre PACCAR engine of 220 horsepower and a six-speed manual transmission, with the PX-6 engine family planned for full production. The line was renamed K270/K370 for 2013.
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The low-cab COE made its return, based on the DAF LF. Initially marketed as the K260/K360, the model line was renamed the K270/K370 for 2013.
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Kenworth is introducing the new K360 Class 7 cabover model for urban delivery companies.
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The 33,000-lb. GVWR K360 will initially be launched with a 5.9-liter PACCAR engine and 6-speed manual transmissions.
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Horsepower rating is 220 hp with maximum torque of 605 lb.-ft.
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The low-cab COE made its return, based on the DAF LF. Initially marketed as the K260/K360, the model line was renamed the K270/K370 for 2013.
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