Freightliner Trucks Discussion Thread

[Seerman]

Are you referring to the Cascadia Evo? I'd still differentiate the generations more radically. Technically, there are only two of them. And three restylings.

[ScaniaMANIveco]

Yes, Evo. In my opinion it looks more interesting than the others.

[Tristman]

I like the look of the first generation in general, as well as the latest one (reworked second gen). The model in between (the first Cascadia we got in ATS) is too bland in my opinion.

[-Raiden-]

Are you referring to the Cascadia Evo? I'd still differentiate the generations more radically. Technically, there are only two of them. And three restylings.

I guess this sort of "generational differentiation" is a Daimler Trucks (PR) thing.

On the Euro-side of things they didn't talk about different generations of the MB Actros until the New Actros came out. Since then, they also treat every facelift of it as a seperate model generation.

God knows why...

[Smaland]

Doing some work around the BR-116 here in Brazil and look what i spotted!

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Did a little research and it's from a company in Chile. Man i was so happy to see this one!

[Chris P Bacon]

very interesting colour

[RoundTheBend]

Just wanted to say I really like the look, feel and sounds of the Latest release of the Cascadia. I do wish at times it was more powerful, but great release!

[hangman005]

The lastest cascadia release's lack of power is the biggest reason I stopped driving it. I went back to the 2019 version.

[Seerman]

It's a pity that we never saw the first generation.
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[automaton]

They abandoned it for the P4 Hashirundesu