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OAF CF75
1st January 2009, Page 57
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Available only as a 4x2 chassis, the CF75 is aimed at the 'supermarket trolley' retail distribution sector, where load volume is more important than tare, and good manoeuvrability in confined yards and urban high streets is key.
The entry-level lightweight comes with modest Paccar Euro-5 power outputs, and the option of a ZF AS-tronic automated shift. Nights out are catered for with hIghand low-roof sleepers, in addition to the day cab variant. Residuals won't be particularly exciting on the used market, so this is a fleet motor best kept going until eventually worked to death. Your drivers might not love it, but your accountants