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The Fuso Shogun 510 has been announced as a finalist for the inaugural Truck of the Year Australasia. Australia’s most powerful Japanese truck is one of four finalists of the award, which seeks to shine a spotlight on the excellence of the product-hauling freight on our highways.

ACFS Port Logistics has added 10 new Fuso Shogun prime movers to its fleet. The new models, which include six 460 Shoguns and four 510 Shoguns, join a large number of Mercedes-Benz Trucks Actros models in the ACFS stable.

Tamworth livestock hauler Mckyla Hull of JM Pastoral has hit the road in a new Fuso Fighter complete with a fresh stock crate. Mrs Hull selected a quality livestock crate from JM Welding, a company she owns with husband John.

Goldstar Transport has added the zero emission electric Fuso eCanter to its fleet.   The Perth-based company, which employs 400 people and has a fleet of more than 150 trucks, took delivery of the eCanter at a ceremony today.

Team Global Express (TGE) will introduce 24 all-electric Fuso eCanters as part of a bold carbon reduction project in Sydney.

Tasmanian transporter Stephen Gray and his wife Wendy started-off their business 40 years ago with a second-hand truck worth about $5000.

The owner of a major quarry material supplies business based in Wagga Wagga has added its first Fuso to its 14-truck fleet.

A new 510hp engine has encouraged JMT Civil to buy its first Japanese truck. The Sydney-based operation, which specialises in vegetation management, demolition and machinery heavy haulage, has a fleet of eight conventional ‘American-style’ trucks.

Ken Blanch Transport has added a Fuso Shogun 510 to its Taree-based fleet. The Shogun joins a Freightliner Cascadia and Mercedes-Benz Actros as the latest models provided by local Daimler Truck dealer, Mavin Truck Centre.