List of Trucks Rig'n'Roll Guide

Here you will have to take what comes with my simple listening, presenting on the pictures only silhouettes of particular trucks (without technical data, without numbers), because you'll encounter that the trucks in R'n'R career mode differ (in parameters, mounted upgrades and prices) even insofar as the same model. I mean the same models of available trucks may have different chassis, engines with different horse power, different types of suspension, sets of wheels, even colors and finally - prices (from dozens to hundreds of thousands of $). You can check most of these parameters in truck preview window on truck buying screen displayed by a computer in the main office of Nick Trucking company located in Oxnard (see picture below and on the left). You can choose amongst trucks with constant and persistent parameters only if you've decided to play in a "single mission" mode.

Though for a long time and in the beginning of a gameplay, a player shouldn't be interested in buying a new truck for himself, because his character starts a career with already quite a good vehicle - Freightliner Argosy with engine 575hp. This is one of the best trucks in game, though with some kilometers on its odometer. But it's a good truck for a start, because with it you can win most of the races, when playing on medium difficulty. I suggest not to change this 575hp engine for a 600hp monster - you won't notice a benefit of dozens hps practically, and you can spend your saved cash on buying a better suspension, for example. Besides, an acquirement of a nitro installation can be a better idea than buying the engine with a couple more hps. Other elements of your truck, like chassis or wheels, differ only in finish in fact, and you can be interested in changing them only when you're a unique esthetician focusing on pimping up your car, its external appearance ;-).

We should be more interested in buying trucks in case of hiring new drivers in our company - these gentlemen (and ladies also) must have something to drive, of course. In this case low price of a particular model of a vehicle doesn't always mean that you have a wreck in your sight: for dozen thousands of dollars you can buy quite a nice truck. You should pay your attention to horse power of a mounted engine (choose as strongest as possible of course) and mileage (select as lowest as possible), which is bound up with the degree of wear and tear of the vehicle. It is worth to see also, what is the size of discounts granted by a truck dealer, albeit initially these are small and insignificant concessions on prices. They'll become more attractive later.

Take a look at truck's parameters first, when buying a new vehicle.

Freightliner Argosy

Freightliner FLD120 classic XL

Freightliner Coronado

Western Star 4900 EX

Freightliner Century

Hercules Liberty

Hercules Freedom

Hercules Atlas

Sterling 9500

Titan Ventura

Titan Alpine

Titan El Dorado

Titan Inyo