when diesel engine production was split from the company and renamed Detroit Diesel Allison. This was a short-lived change as, by 1988, the company was involved in a joint venture between the ...

After Detroit Diesel merged with GM's Allison Division in 1970 to become the Detroit Allison Division, things began to change for the company that was known for building two-stroke diesels.

The General felt fine-tuning was necessary and combined Detroit Diesel and Allison operations in 1970. Allison was jointly acquired at the same time as Winton Engine and was considered a twin in 1929.

David Leik has been named president of the off-highway division of Covington Detroit Diesel Allison, a truck-engine distributor in Greensboro. Leik will have overall responsibility for product ...

It expanded worldwide distribution and service, and in 1965 it became the Detroit Diesel Engine Division of GM. In 1970, General Motors consolidated the company with the closely allied Allison ...

Algae-X has signed a distributor agreement with Florida Detroit Diesel-Allison (FDD-A)-based in Miami, Fla. FDD-A, which is the Detroit Diesel/MTU engine distributor operating eight branches ...

Lodi-based Atlantic Detroit Diesel-Allison (Atlantic DDA) took home top honors as Distributor of the Year at the recent 2009 MTU Distributor Excellence Awards event in Detroit. Atlantic DDA’s ...

GM merged Allison with the Detroit Diesel Division in 1973, becoming the first fully automatic transmission in the US for large trucks, heavy-duty vehicles, and US Army trucks. A transmission for ...

In addition to GM Truck & Bus Vehicle Operations, it included Detroit Diesel Allison Division and GM's Bedford Commercial Vehicle Division in the U.K. In 1982, GMC Truck & Coach, Chevrolet and GM ...