2016 PETERBILT 389

Incomplete - Glider • INCOMPLETE VEHICLE • 8 recalls

Vehicle specs from NHTSA vPIC. Inspection history from FMCSA roadside records (operator USDOT on the ticket, not title). Something wrong? Report a data issue.

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8 open recalls affect this vehicle

The make/model/year combination matches 8 NHTSA safety recall campaigns.

Inspections
0
Carriers
0
Open recalls
8
Complaints
0

Vehicle identity

VIN
1NPXGGGG1GD366843
Model Year
2016
Make
PETERBILT
Model
389
WMI
1NP

Engine & Drivetrain

Engine Model
Glider

Weight & Dimensions

Body Class
Incomplete - Glider
Vehicle Type
INCOMPLETE VEHICLE

Manufacturing

Plant City
DENTON
Plant State
TEXAS
Plant Country
UNITED STATES (USA)
Decode Source
nhtsa-vpic
Decoded
May 13, 2026
Compare with peers (same make, model, year)

This VIN has 0 inspections on record. Among 159 peers, the median is 0 (25th–75th: 0–0).

Cohort median out-of-service rate: 0%.

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Technical details (2)

Note
Glider Kit
Brake System Description
Glider Kit

Sister VINs

VINs sharing the same WMI + VDS prefix + model year as this vehicle — likely from the same production run.

Recalls for this make/model/year (8)

NHTSA safety recall campaigns affecting vehicles like this one.

Data sources & freshness

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Vehicle recall campaigns, defect investigations, and consumer safety complaints (SCRS).

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EIA

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