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Mercedes Axor
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A new naming policy means the range is now more rational. Up to 16 tonnes GVW. it is Atego, and Axor above, although a few Actros models still appear at the very top. All heavy distribution tnicks now come under the Axor model line-up and benefit from a recent makeover ol the 2.3m wide cab. Though mounted higher on the chassis, Axor models share the same cab types as the Atego, with day, sleeper and high-roof sleeper versions on offer. Power comes from the Mercedes 0M906, 6.37-litre, six-cylinder engine at 230 and 275hp, while for heavier applications there's a 7.2-litre version of the six-pot unit offering 320hp. A ninespeed manual transmission joins the line-up, saving 30kg over the old 12-speed box. Service intervals in Axor models have been extended to 120.000km. Driving comfort was greatly improved with last year's makeover. making a strong case for Mercedes in this sector. The weight issues that