ZIL-132R (1974 - 1975) was a prototype of a 5-ton cabover truck, built in the beginning of May 1974. In fact, it was a more advanced modification of ZIL-132. ZIL-132R was equipped with an aluminum frame and a gasoline engine ZIL-130 V8, uprated to 165...
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ZIL-132P (1969) - the only prototype of a 4-ton amphibious army vehicle created under the '132' range. It was finished at the beginning of August 1969. It was equipped with a 180-horsepower ZIL-375 engine and the on-board transmission, and received a...
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Almost one-third lower fuel consumption. Volvo Trucks’ new concept vehicle shows how it is possible to drastically boost productivity in long-haul operations. Among the secrets behind these remarkable fuel savings are aerodynamic design and lower...
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This range of three-axle AWD prototypes ZIL-132 was created since 1959 and consisted of a bonneted and cabover prototypes included an amphibian. The conception was to use the on-board transmission with differential lock, three equally spaced pairs of...
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Peterbilt Motors Co. has expanded its refuse truck lineup with the new Model 520. This new model features a new dual-station cab as well as availability with the PACCAR MX-11 engine. The dual-station cab has two nearly identical work environments so...
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