Key details

Fuel

Diesel

Make

Scania

Type

Heavy-Duty Trucks

Model

S-series

Colour

White

Length

26

Capacity

35

Condition

Used

Horsepower

300 hp

Transmission

Manual

Number of Tires

6

Exchange Possible

No

Wheel Bolt Pattern

10 bolts

Number of Cylinders

6

Year of manufacture

1994

Scania 93m Cap & Chassis - Foreign Used Highlights

• Robust Diesel Engine — The Scania S-series is known for its powerful and durable diesel engines, designed for demanding commercial applications. These engines offer strong torque for hauling and towing.
• Fuel Efficiency — While performance-oriented, Scania diesel engines are engineered for reasonable fuel economy in their class. Proper maintenance and driving techniques can optimize consumption.
• Long-Term Reliability — Scania trucks have a reputation for exceptional build quality and longevity. With regular servicing, the S-series is built to withstand high mileage and demanding operational environments.
• Driver-Focused Cabin — The S-series cabins are designed with driver comfort and ergonomics in mind, offering a functional workspace for long journeys. Features typically include good visibility and accessible controls.
• Strong Resale Value — Due to their durability and brand reputation, Scania trucks often maintain a strong resale value in the used market. This reflects their long operational lifespan and perceived quality.

Description

• 9.3L diesel engine known for its robust performance and durability, suitable for long-haul transport. • Manual transmission offers direct control and reliability, ideal for heavy-duty applications. • 300 horsepower engine provides ample power for carrying substantial loads and maintaining highway speeds. • Chassis is in very sharp condition, indicating good structural integrity for commercial use. • Foreign used status suggests it has undergone regular maintenance and adheres to international standards. • 6x2 axle configuration with 6 tires offers good load distribution and stability. • 1994 model year, a testament to Scania's long-standing reputation for building resilient trucks.

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