As far as I know, Swift only sell directly to bulk purchasers. So, you have two options.
1: Go buy one from a dealership. The Swift "Zorro mark" on the side of the sleeper leaves a mark on it which is pretty easy to spot even after the sticker is removed. The Freightliner Columbias they purchased from 2004 onwards were pretty well spec'd out - 16 torque nine speed transmission (which can be - and often is at the the dealership - converted into a 13 speed), 3.55s, 14.0 litre Detroit rated at 455/490. Most of them had 3/4 length wheel fairings, and the battery box was directly behind the fairing on the driver's side, in front of the drive axles. There was sufficient space on the opposite side to mount a storage box. IIRC, they had a 239" wheelbase. The trucks ordered for the flatbed division usually had no wheel fairings, and the stacks were on either side, rather than behind the cab. The 2003 models had the E series nine speed (convertible to a 13), and 2.93 rears - if you want to drive fast, probably not the best setup (they were comparable to something like 3.85s with an A series direct transmission). 2004 and onwards had 3.55s with an A series transmission.
Other makes of truck (such as Volvos) tend to look the same as everyone else's. When they added Volvos to their fleet, they came with a 400 hp (and it was uprateable) Cummins ISX, 10 speed, and 3.36 rears (they Kenworth W900Ls were built to the same specs).
The other way is to find out if Swift has the lease-to-own programme, where you lease a used truck (usually from their fleet of decommissioned FL Columbias) and can actually pay it off.
If you are looking for more information on where can you find a used fleet truck to buy, the best place to look is on www.lynchtruckcenter.com/used-commercial.html
There are different car manufactures such as Dodge or Chevy that also sell fleet trucks. I would recommend contacting local dealerships with a list of your specific needs to get the details you are looking for.
Enterprise Car Rental has a few different services you can choose from. You can rent a car or truck, buy a car, rent a business or manage your fleet.
To become independent in German Truck Simulator, you need to earn money by completing delivery jobs, saving up to buy your own truck, and then eventually building a fleet of trucks. By consistently completing deliveries and managing your finances well, you can grow your trucking business and become independent in the game.
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They retired the love dog because people woudn't buy them!
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yes you can because if they're retired that means that they aren't going to make more of them, and when the store sell the last of them that mean you can buy them
When a Webkinz is retired, it means that you can't buy them in stores. but you can still enter the code online.
Webkinz get retired because not a lot of people buy them in a certain amount of time. Some Webkinz get retired when they first come out.
You can often buy ex-fleet cars from them.