OLD TRUCKS ARE 100% JUNK: A True Disappointment in Our Fleet (Old Peterbilt 379 and Kenworth W900)

What is the cost difference to run an older classic semi-truck vs one of the newer aerodyne truck designs? In this video, Ronen will compare the fuel cost difference between a 2007 Peterbilt 379 and a 2021 Freightliner Cascadia, and break down in detail the amount of money you'll be spending in each scenario. We will also touch down whether if it's better to lease a new truck or buy an old one. For all sponsorship inquiries: [email protected] Soundtrack: Pop Filter - Alternate Endings Goodbye for Now - Memory Theory Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:10 Why do drivers choose to drive older trucks? 00:22 Newer trucks have e-logs 00:38 Replacement parts cost more for newer trucks 01:22 Sensors & emissions problems on older trucks 02:19 New truck cost $175,000 vs old truck at $50,000 02:56 Older trucks commonly do less than 5MPG 03:07 Breakdown fuel cost old truck 04:21 2007 Peterbilt VS 2021 Freightliner Cascadia 05:48 Aerodynamics of trucks and cost of fuel 06:27 Fuel is the BIGGEST expense for owner operators 07:20 Older trucks can be HEAVIER than newer trucks, causing problems at the scales 08:50 Not as much space in the cab in older trucks 09:34 Resale value of old trucks is more than newer trucks 10:25 Is my older truck worth keeping? 10:35 MAXIMIZE your good driving habits to save money