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Scania P Series
5th January 2006, Page 49
5th January 2006
Page 49
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As befits a manufacturer that concentrates purely on heavy trucks, Scania's P Series fleet spec is certainly impressive: for starters, its offered as a 4x2 or a 6x2 twin-steer/pusher/tag. Euro-3 engine options include a nine, 11 or 12-litre diesel with ratings from 230hp on the nine, right up to 420hp from the 12. If you like changing gear there's a nine, 12 or 14speed manual. If you're lazy there's the Opticruise auto.
Cab variants include two-day (mid/extended) and a normal height sleeper with a flat version for car transporters etc.
Scania will use EGR for Euro-4 with minor revisions to power.