All Brands Owned by Rush Enterprises

What does Rush Enterprises own?
Rush Enterprises operates over 125 Rush Truck Centers across 22 states, making it the largest commercial vehicle dealership group in North America. The company operates approximately 100 Peterbilt dealership locations (the largest Peterbilt dealer network), along with International, Ford Commercial Truck, Hino, Isuzu, BYD, Lion Electric, and Kalmar Ottawa dealerships. The company also operates Rush Truck Centers Leasing for truck leasing and rental services.

Is Rush Enterprises publicly traded?
Yes, Rush Enterprises is publicly traded on NASDAQ with a dual-class stock structure. Class A shares trade under the ticker symbol RUSHA with one vote per share, and Class B shares trade under RUSHB with ten votes per share. The Rush family holds the majority of Class B shares, giving them controlling voting power. The company has been publicly traded since its 1994 IPO.

Who founded Rush Enterprises?
Rush Enterprises was founded in 1965 by W.M. "Rusty" Rush as a single Peterbilt truck dealership in Houston, Texas. The company expanded through the 1970s and 1980s, adding dealerships across Texas and neighboring states. Rusty Rush served as CEO until 2020, when his son W.M. "Whit" Rush succeeded him. Rusty Rush continues as Executive Chairman.

Where is Rush Enterprises headquartered?
Rush Enterprises is headquartered in New Braunfels, Texas, USA, located between San Antonio and Austin. The company relocated its corporate headquarters from Houston to New Braunfels in 2006. The New Braunfels campus houses corporate functions including executive leadership, finance, human resources, IT, and operations management.

How many dealerships does Rush Enterprises have?
Rush Enterprises operates over 125 Rush Truck Centers across 22 states as of 2025. The company operates approximately 100 Peterbilt dealership locations, making it the largest Peterbilt dealer in North America. Dealerships are located across the southern, western, and northeastern United States, with particular concentration in Texas, California, and the Sun Belt states.

Who owns Rush Enterprises?
Rush Enterprises is publicly owned with a dual-class stock structure. The Rush family holds the majority of Class B shares (RUSHB), which carry 10 votes per share, giving the family controlling voting power despite holding a minority of the total economic interest. W.M. "Rusty" Rush serves as Executive Chairman, and his son W.M. "Whit" Rush serves as CEO. Institutional investors hold significant positions in Class A shares (RUSHA).

What is Rush Enterprises' revenue?
Rush Enterprises reported full year 2025 total revenues of $8.0 billion, up 7% year over year, with net income of $148 million. Revenue was split between new truck sales ($4.1 billion, 51%), aftermarket parts and service ($2.5 billion, 31%), and used truck sales ($1.4 billion, 18%). In Q1 2026, the company reported revenues of $1.9 billion, up 4% year over year.