New Sterling Bullet pickup (Sterling as in semi trucks) is basically a Dodge Ram

[TruckDriver]

And in Australia they will be sold as Freightliners

I saw this on the big truck forum I am hang out on. Though you guys would be interested in this. I like the grille a lot better than Dodges

http://www.autoblog.com/2007/02/22/sterling-bullet-set-to-enter-full-size-hd-truck-segment/



"Got eight tons of stuff to haul? Sterling Truck Corporation is taking a shot at it with its new Bullet-class 4/5 truck. The new mid-range worker looks to be based off the Dodge Ram chassis cab that recently debuted. Sterling is part of Freightliner, which is part of DCX, and if you look through the smoke in the teaser pic, it's pretty clear you're looking at a Ram-derived vehicle. Powering the Bullet will be the Mercedes diesels familiar to Sterling customers, driving either the rear wheels, or optionally, both axles. Regular and quad-cab configurations are available for hauling your entire crew, as well. This would make a nice command post for Autobloggers as we criss-cross the country to bring you the latest news. Look for the debut at the NTEA show on March 6th.
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More on the provided link

[Orange_Crush]

The Bullet won't be a pickup.  It will be offered in chassis-cab configurations like the Ram 4500 and 5500 trucks.

Also, according to Bob Sheaves at Allpar (who is VERY knowledgeable about the Bullet) the Mercedes diesels will not be available.  Only the cummins engine.