2015 FREIGHTLINER CASCADIA 125

Sleeper Truck in Fort Pierce, FL 34950

8,050,000 mi
Diesel
Manual Transmission

Check out this used 2015 FREIGHTLINER CASCADIA 125! Glider. NO DEF. 60 Series Detroit 12.7L. 10 speed manual.

Specifications

Sharerig ID
2011S645P5
Brake System
Air
Cab Type
Conventional Cab; Sleeper
Exterior Color
Tan
Engine Manufacturer
Detroit Diesel
Fuel Type
Diesel
GVWR Class
Class 8: 33,001 lb And Over

Sale

$32,000 For Sale

Vehicle Location

Fort Pierce, FL, 34950, US

JLL Enterprises of Florida, LLC Photo

JLL Enterprises of Florida, LLC

Joined in April 2025

Contact: Jennifer Laurin

Pete's Take

2015 Freightliner Cascadia 125 Review

The 2015 Freightliner Cascadia 125 is a reliable, heavy-duty truck that has been designed with the long-haul driver in mind. With over 8 million miles on the odometer, this diesel-powered vehicle is equipped with a manual transmission and a sleeper cab for those longer trips. The tan exterior gives it a classic look, while the Detroit Diesel engine ensures power and reliability.

Robust Engine

This truck comes with a robust Detroit Diesel engine. The model is the 60 series 12.7L Detroit, known for its reliability and performance in heavy-duty applications. This sets apart the Freightliner Cascadia from many other models by providing exceptional power and durability.

Manual Transmission

Unlike many modern trucks which have moved towards automatic transmissions, this Freightliner features a traditional manual transmission with ten speeds. This allows experienced drivers more control over their vehicle's performance and can contribute to better fuel efficiency in certain driving conditions.

Sleeper Cab

One of the key features of this truck is its sleeper cab, which provides comfortable accommodation for long-haul drivers. It's not just any sleeper cab either - it's a raised roof sleeper, offering more space and comfort than standard models.

No DEF

Another distinguishing feature of this particular model is that it does not require Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF). While DEF can reduce emissions, it also adds an additional maintenance requirement for owners. The absence of DEF in this model simplifies maintenance – an advantage for those looking to minimize upkeep costs.