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OAF XF95/105
5th January 2006, Page 50
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Oaf is running a twin-track approach, selling the 12.6-litre Euro-3 XF95 alongside its new Euro-4/5 13-litre Euro-4 engined XF105. right up to the wire in October.
The 95 is currently available as a: 4x2 FT; 6x2 FIG (twinsteer); 6x2 FTP small mid wheels); and 6x2 FTR/FTS tags. Power is provided by the XEC engine at 430 and 480hp: there's no 530hp any more because of XF105. The standard gearbox is the 16speed Ecospl it with AS-Ironic auto optional.
With SCR, the MX diesel in the XF105 offers 410, 460 and 510hp ratings. It has the same basic Space/SuperSpace cab options as XF95, but with new interior trim and exterior styling. However, you won't see XF 105 6x2s delivered much before the summer.