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Cab choices can get a little confusing, ranging from the lowest F, through the intermediate G, to the tallest R! You can also get a P or G Highline cab, too.
The biggest R cab is the best seller by far with fleets anxious about driver retention. However, high-roof versions of the P cab and new G go a long way to filing In the gaps in Sca6a's fleet tractor range. Torguey, no-nonsense EGR engines win points with fleet engineers. while Scania's cab charisma is enough to keep most drivers happy, too.