Detroit Diesel's two-stroke engines were its bread and butter for decades, but the four-stroke Series 60 and DD15 were a big departure. How similar are the two?

The company still manufactures a full range of heavy-duty diesel engines under the streamlined "Detroit" brand. Its current lineup includes the DD5, DD8, DD13, DD15, and the powerful DD16.

Detroit's electronically controlled Series 60 diesel engine was introduced during the first quarter of 1987. What was unique about this mill was that it was the brand's first ever clean-sheet design.

DETROIT, Mich. — Detroit Diesel Corporation’s flagship Series 60 heavy-duty diesel engine was recently recognized by Diesel Power Magazine as the No. 2 ranked “Best Diesel Engine Ever” list compiled ...

DETROIT Diesel Corporation used the 35th annual Mid-America Trucking Show March 23-25 to launch its redeveloped Series 60, MBE 4000, and MBE 900 diesel. DETROIT Diesel Corporation used the 35th ...

Detroit Diesel announced that it has submitted applications to the Environmental Protection Agency for emissions certification of its Series 60 diesel engines. These initial emission certification ...

Detroit Diesel Co. CEO Lud Koci confirmed today that its 2002 Series 60 engines would available before federal emissions standards change in ... Detroit Diesel confirms 2002 Series 60 engine program.

In the 1950s, Detroit Diesel entered the on-highway market, offering their popular Series 53 two-stroke diesel in commercial trucks. After Detroit Diesel merged with GM's Allison Division in 1970 ...

Detroit Diesel Corp. has received EPA certification for its 12.7- and 14.0-liter ... The Series 60 engine is fully certified to the new 2.5 g/hp-hr NOx + NMHC standard and does not require an ...