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No Foden just means one less choice for us
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SAD TO SEE Foden die, yes, but not for sentimental reasons. As an operator of Foden and Daf 8x4 tippers! feel justified in making a judgement on the strengths and weaknesses of both models.
Overall, the Foden is the better product, but that is not to say that the Daf is a bad product. I just feel that the Foden is a better product based on the service given, compared with D af.
Less choice is a bad move and echoes a new found arrogance. because, as they say: "Our market share is high and therefore we don't need your business."
The death of Foden is not going to be just another truck manufacturer to die, but one other choice taken away from the already slim market of quality trucks provided for the so-called customers.
So please, Paccar, just listen to some of your customers and maybe you will get to enjoy your time at the nm.
John Murphy John Murphy & Sons, Manchester