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Navistar International Corporation unveiled its International brand's new flagship product, the visually stunning and technologically advanced International LoneStar, at the Chicago Auto Show.

The LoneStar will be available for order from nearly 900 dealer locations in North America beginning in April 2008. Production of the trucks will begin in August 2008 at Navistar's plant in Chatham, Ontario, Canada and will be delivered to customers in fall 2008.
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