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OUR TABLE shows the big Daf can hold its head up on all the ownership 'must-haves' that count, from payload to parts prices, while its contract maintenance costs are certainly a strong drawing card.
Residual values for the XF95 have been a strong plus too over recent years. while Dafs dealer network and especially DafAid have an enviable reputation for keeping operators going.
Retail price is only an indication of what you'll ultimately end up paying but we hear that Daf is as capable of any of its rivals in providing a keen deal. However, as the basic Space Cab isn't exactly overflowing with 'goodies' be prepared to either pay more for the extras, or if you can afford it, go for the taller Super Space Cab which carries more standard options.