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4.3

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4.4

Dump truck Scania G440

2015 Year

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Operated the G440 for inter-city logistics. Fuel efficiency stands out, especially compared to similar models. The user-friendly dash layout assisted during night shifts. Yet, I think the aerodynamics aid could include better mirror placements.

4.2

Dump truck Scania P-series

2004 Year

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Used the P-series for construction site material transport. The solid construction handles off-road conditions well. Access to and from the cabin is easy which is great. Though, maneuverability in extremely tight spaces requires a bit of caution. The suspension setup absorbs vibrations effectively, making the ride pleasant on uneven surfaces.

4.8

Dump truck Scania P124

2000 Year

4.0 Price

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I have normal impressions from working with Scania. It doesn't freeze in winter, the main thing is to change and ventilate the cabin on time. The brakes are good. And the visibility is actually good, but the backrest doesn't recline much, so you can't really relax.

4.4

Dump truck Scania P380

2007 Year

4.0 Price

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Had the opportunity to drive the Scania P380 for a few months. In terms of the vehicle's operation, the suspension works well on a variety of roads, giving a smoother ride compared to others I’ve driven. The cabin, though well-designed, feels a bit compact for longer trips. However, its reliability is solid; no issues with engine or transmission during usage.

4.2

Dump truck Scania G440

2012 Year

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Tried the Scania G440 recently on a medium haul. The torque and transmission alignment impressed me; the reduced running cost is a noticeable perk. However, I found the cab’s setup a tad cramped for taller folks, though the driving position adjustment compensates well.

4.4

Dump truck Scania P410

2019 Year

4.0 Price

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I've driven the Scania P410 for roughly 18 months now. Overall, it's a solid choice for those needing reliability on the road. The cab interior is spacious, offering a decent level of comfort during extended drives. One aspect I've noticed: the gearbox transitions are smooth, though there tends to be a delay in downshifting under heavy loads. The look of the truck-aggressive yet professional-does turn heads. Maintenance-wise, except for routine checks, it's hassle-free. Highly recommend evaluating specific requirements before purchase, as always.

4.4

Dump truck Scania G480

2013 Year

4.0 Price

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I've had experience with several trucks, and the Scania G480 6x6 stands out. The high cockpit, requiring three steps to enter, offers a superior overview once inside. The controls are well-placed for easy access, crucial when you're handling logs in rough terrains. The 13-liter diesel engine pushes through in challenging conditions, although the fuel consumption could be better, averaging 38 liters per 100 kilometers. Maintenance ease is average, but the quality of material inside ensures comfort during long shifts.

4.2

Dump truck Scania G-series

2010 Year

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Had my first go with a G-Series not that long ago, mostly urban stuff and some nights on the road. I liked the Opticruise, makes things smooth - just flick the column stalk to Drive, press go and don’t stress. Cruise control is a blessing on the motorway too, makes long stretches less boring. Blind spots are not bad, those convex mirrors on top really cover what you miss. Storage in the sleeper cab is alright, enough little bins for your gear, though if you're hauling for days, you'd want a fridge or something. Only thing that bothered me, moving around in the cab isn’t perfect when you’re tall. But all in all, pretty relaxed drive. No serious breakdowns so far, only the usual checks.

4.4

Dump truck Scania G440

2012 Year

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I recently drove the Scania G440 for a cross-country trip, and here’s what I thought about it. The engine performance was smooth and steady, providing a sense of reliability. Though I noticed the gear transitions were occasionally jerky in specific situations, overall it did not impact the handling significantly. Maintenance-wise, replacing specific parts, like a clogged exhaust pressure sensor, resolved engine issues efficiently. The driving cabin was reasonably comfortable, though minor ergonomic improvements could enhance it.

4.4

Dump truck Scania P400

2010 Year

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I have been driving the Scania P400 for a while and can share my thoughts. Its fuel economy is decent but slightly higher than some comparable models. Reliability-wise, the components seem well-engineered, with minimal wear even after significant use. However, I did experience some minor issues with the air suspension sensors, which needed attention. Overall, it handles well with balanced ergonomics, providing a comfortable experience for long hauls.