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Scanias bear fruit
Page 9 from 12th July 2007FRESH PRODUCE distributor Bristol Fruit Sales has acquired two Scania rigids and two twinsteer tractor units from Scania's Avonmouth branch. The......
Scania gears up for US
Page 20 from 8th September 1984SCANIA has confirmed that it is range in the USA. It is not yet clear precisely when sales will begin or which models will be on offer, but Scania......
Scania direct UK sales
Page 24 from 2nd February 1979
SWEDISH bus manufacturer Scania Bussar still intends to keep the section of the British bus market won by the Metropolitan and Metro-Scania......
Scania reorganises
Page 15 from 14th July 1984SCANIA has reorganised its bus producing company and introduced several additions to its model range. Scania Bussar of Katrineholm, is now......
A qualified success
Page 19 from 6th November 2003SCANIA HAS ANNOUNCED a sharp increase in third-quarter profits. despite a drop in orders in the European market. The rise was better than......
MAN's Scania bid stalls T&G shifts focus to over value of...
Page 6 from 23rd November 2006MAN'S BID to take over its rival Scania has hit further problems after Scania reported the German firm to Swedish stock market regulators for......
Scania hub-gear
Page 57 from 25th September 1970• A hub reduction rear-axle has been developed by Scania Vabis and is being offered as alternative equipment on Scania 110 and 140 models. The riew......
PARADING THE PRESENT A14BYM
Page 30 from 24th May 2012Model: Scania R730 6x2 Topline twinbunk sleeper Year of manufacturer: 2011 Engine: Scania 16.4-litre DC-16-21 V8 rated at 730hp/3500Nm Gearbox:......
Shirley's puts its faith in Scania's R-Series
Page 15 from 9th February 2006STOKE-ON-TRENT BULK liquid haulierShirley'sTransport has just added eight new Scania R-Series tractor units to its 80-strong fleet. The twin-steer......
Scania stands by
Page 26 from 21st June 1980SCANIA (Great Britain) Ltd expects to announce its first volume orders from British operators for the BR112DH double-deck chassiir The first order......