NX Dundee Volvo 7900H Fiction

[nitromatt1]

Yeah but what about the safety implications of so-called 'thrashing'?


Can't beat original Scania products. Is all I'm saying.

Yeah granted safety is important but when ur running behind and the road is empty-I dont see the problem

Possibly original scania stuff is ok but the current stuff...

Ditto, who doesn't enjoy a good old thrash? I wish I'd been around in the old days before the technology was around to spy on drivers' driving

[Liverpool Street]

Yeah but what about the safety implications of so-called 'thrashing'?


Can't beat original Scania products. Is all I'm saying.

Yeah granted safety is important but when ur running behind and the road is empty-I dont see the problem

Possibly original scania stuff is ok but the current stuff...

Can't break the speed limit though Petey  :)

Yeah original Scania not this plastic crud.

Although OmniLinks I used to like to drive. Don't like them now though.

[andyr]

I have just completed 147,000kms in my MAN engined Van Hool T917 without a minutes problem, euro 4 and no ad-blue issues either. Parts are never a problem and no more cost than the usual inflated dealer prices. Problems will always arise when any product is not maintained to the manufacturers specification. We had a issue with our 2010 registered coaches but this was resolved quickly and under warenty with out any problems. As a high profile operator we could would not and could not operate a unreliable product. MAN is a quality product.