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Scania R CAB
5th January 2006, Page 54
5th January 2006
Page 54
Page 54, 5th January 2006
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After denting its formidable reputation somewhat with the 4 Series, Scania has bounced back with a vengeance with the R cab. Its heavy focus is reflected in its chassis options list, which includes 4x2 and 6x2 twinsteer/pusher/tag models with nine, 11,12 and 16-litre engines. The 12-litre, in-line six delivers 420 and 470hp at Euro-3, while the mighty V8 offers 500 or 580hp.
For Euro-4, vee ratings change to 500, 560 and 620hp —using SCR —while the 12litre gets EGR and 340, 380, 420 and 470hp. A new range of gearboxes is imminent and auto fans who still want a clutch pedal can order the Optimise. Cab options include low height sleeper, normal height sleeper, intermediate High Line and full-blown luxury Top Line.