MAN TGA 8x4 480 Truck 2001
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Specifications MAN TGA 8x4 480 Truck 2001 blueprint
The Man TGA 8x4 480 Truck is a durable and reliable 2001 model that can handle the toughest worksite jobs. It's an 8x4 truck, with a strong and powerful 4.6-litre V6 engine capable of producing up to 480 bhp, and a maximum torque of 1450 Newton metres. This truck is designed with practicality in mind, and features a spacious interior, with plenty of storage space and a comfortable suspension system to make even the longest routes a pleasure. This truck is designed to tackle both long-distance journeys and heavy-duty jobs. The truck comes with a range of features to ensure a smooth and steady drive, including anti-lock brakes (ABS), electronic differential lock (EDL), and an automated transmission and drivetrain adjustment system. It also has increased security features, including an alarm system, immobiliser, and remote central locking. The exterior of the Man TGA 8x4 480 Truck is designed with heavy-duty materials for superior durability in demanding conditions. It is also designed with a timeless style, featuring large headlamps, a powerful chrome grille, and impressive 19-inch alloy wheels. The Man TGA 8x4 480 Truck is the perfect solution for customers who demand a reliable and comfortable workhorse that can also handle long-distance journeys in complete comfort. It is a reliable and durable truck that will certainly stand the test of time.
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