Scania 4-series

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A Scania 4-series road tractor / prime mover with Topline cab in a typical European export setup

The Scania 4-series is truck model range introduced at 1995^[1] by Swedish truck manufacturer Scania. It is successor of 3-series and it came in five engine combinations and four chassis types. Production of Scania 4-series has now been stopped after its successors R-series and P-series was introduced at 2004.^[2]

The engine sizes are - as usual for the 1-4 series - shown in the model name with a number constructed by the cylinder volume in litres followed by the generation of truck. This way a 14 litre engine in the 4-series will be a 144.

The letter following the number describes the chassis type, but in the 4-series this code changed compared to former series.

The 4-series changed the well-known Scania front look from quite square and lined to new round and curved shapes. The new cab design also split the grill in two horizontally, making the lower part flip down to make a step usable for better reach when cleaning windows or eventually as a bench while waiting somewhere.

[edit] References

This article about a heavy motor cargo vehicle, a truck-lorry related company, technology, device, equipment, or service is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.