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The latest Oaf XF 105 puts the Dutch truck maker
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back amongst the very front runners in the flagship tractor stakes. It's not only a highly-drivable machine, but a pretty frugal one too. Although just how frugal we'll know once we've tested a few more Euro-4 artics.
However, we still have a problem with Oaf's pricing policy. With lveco and MAN offering an AS-Ironic auto as standard in a tractor how can Oaf continue to charge £2.410 extra for one in theirs'? Then there's the Super Luxury trim pack -£2,430 to you. OK you get a lot for it but surely this is standard fare in a flagship motor, not a 'cash
extra'! And if you spec the Xenon headlamps with washers pray they don't get I by a stray stone or that's another £920 shell out. Ultimately, the bottom line is WE like the new XF105... a lot. But our advic would-be buyers is drive a hard bargain those 'extras' with the salesman.