Detroit Diesel launches new website

Apr 19, 2012

Detroit Diesel Corp. has launched a new website, which features a wide range of product information, customer support tools, and enhanced navigation.

The website also showcases all Detroit heavy-duty engines and axles and includes recommendations and advice. Additional tools include a DEF locator, social media links to Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, and details on all Detroit events.

For more information, visit Demand Detroit.

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