Mack Trucks

Mack Trucks is a quintessentially American brand with a heritage dating back to 1900. Founded by brothers Jack and Gus Mack in Brooklyn, New York, the company quickly became a pioneer in the motorized transport industry. Known for its iconic 'Bulldog' mascot—a nickname earned during World War I due to the tenacity of its AC model—Mack has built a global reputation for durability and strength in vocational and highway trucking.

While the brand is historically rooted in the United States, its ownership transitioned to the Swedish Volvo Group in 2001. Despite this international ownership, Mack maintains a significant American manufacturing footprint. Its primary assembly plant is located in Macungie, Pennsylvania, and its engines and powertrains are produced in Hagerstown, Maryland. Additionally, the company has assembly facilities in Salem, Virginia, and international locations such as Australia and Venezuela to serve local markets.