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As with the rest of the 'Yew truck range, the
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Eurotronic automated (clutchless, constant mesh) transmission is the standard option. A 16-speed manual ZF can be specified, but is no cheaper.
The AD/AT fleet range is available with the 8and 10-litre Cursor engines. Despite having VGT, the former is best suited to lighter weight distribution work. Choose from day (4x2), sleeper standard or sleeper high roof cabs — all a little narrower than the fullwidth Active Space model, but with a proven driveline and dependable (ZF) automated shift. Previously underrated, these no-frills trucks are steadily gaining in popularity with drivers, and are gradually appearing in many more fleets.