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Buyers have the choice of both EGR and SCR engine options with a top of the range R Series, although, what was once nearly every drivers aspirational truck of choice has now lost something of its shine recently, with complaints about cab interiors and Opticruise still lagging behind its auto peers.
There's a new bunk, but it's still split sometimes it seems Scania doesn't listen to our criticisms.
There's a good step-entry layout, but once inside, it's a truck to drive first and then live in.
You still get a lot of Swedish 'king of the road' engineering for your money with Highline and Topline big cab options and strong residuals, but Opticruise although much improved still can't quite match ASTronic or I-Shift,