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igine: 6cyl, 250hp/1,050Nm, 310hp/1,275Nm, S60hp/1,450Nm Transmission: ZF 8spd auto, 9spd
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3rd January 2008
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— igine: 6cyl, 250hp/1,050Nm, 310hp/1,275Nm, S60hp/1,450Nm Transmission: ZF 8spd auto, 9spd
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auto, I 2spd auto, 16spel auto, Chassis: 4x2 For entry-level artic buyers, Oaf's CF75 with a day or sleeper cab comes solely as a 4x2.
Its 6.0-litre Euro-4/5 Paccar CE (CummIns) diesel produces 250360hp. Optlons include a day, sleeper or SpaceCab on top, plus a choice of manual gearboxes or the AS-Tronic auto.
The CF75 is an archetypal fleet machine which is very versatile so if your budget's tight, you travel urban routes or the load isn't top-end in terms of weight, this is an ideal option.
But if you buy one, make sure it has something to appease the used market because the residuals won't add up to much. Buying outright and keeping it for the job it's intended for could be a more cost effective option.