Next ATS truck speculation

[OzembuchVRICI]

Those were exclusive releases. The 122SD, even if it gets the Plus treatment the other models got, won't be introduced the same way. 
Plus, I really think they could finally release the WS 5700XE they've been working on. I just hope they didn't scrap anything.

[Seerman]

389 is the last year on the assembly line. The SCS are obliged to add it to the game, removing the misunderstanding that exists now.

[JoeAlex23]

They are not "obligated" to do anything, they can do whatever they want, the only hope we can have for a good 389 in game is that SCS decides to rebuild old trucks on both games, until that happens, the 389 is staying as it is in game, SCS doesn't owe us anything.

[Freeze338]

Well, I don't mind another Daimler. Because now the options are for Daimler : 4900, 5700, 122SD or old Cascadia. And they are great options.
Although next one is VNL unless they release Pinnacle before.

[flight50]

VNL might not be next actually. Its too early in development and Oscar already mentioned that trucks are coming this year. Chances are 1 for each game. I agree that Pinnacle or something from Daimler would suffice. I'm not convinced things are good with Paccar with the silence there. The closest SCS has been to Paccar lately was their trip to Toronto this year and pics with Paccar trucks was taken.

[Jacob94]

Eventually because i bet paccar will see other brands hopping in the game then they will step their game up i bet.

[flight50]

^That's what I've been hoping for. If Daimler does it, I'd imagine everyone wants in at that point.

[tigolebitties]

I could see the Intl HX or Mack Pinnacle coming before the VNL. I would venture to say that if a Paccar truck was in the pipeline there would be noise about it already.

[Tristman]

I also wouldn't rule out that we only get the LT facelift before the end of the year.

[STEVOLVO]

I would say another Daimler truck till Christmas, before vnl, because of such good relations.
Old gen Cascadia in the first line, no matter it's not in the production anymore.