In 1909 Type XVIII was adopted by the U.S. Army, which was used as a staff car, machine gun and ambulance coach. The 1.5-tonne chassis Type XXI used as a projector trucks. Ambulances were used in the Russian army too.
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Difficult economic situation lead DAF to 'Club of Four' which included Magirus-Deutz, Saviem and Volvo companies. In 1975, the ETD 'Club of Four' project finally delivered a totally new range of light trucks. As a result, the small F1200 and F1400...
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In 2012 Chinese manufacturer of commercial vehicles Yutong showed a 45-ton dump truck YTG50. There is nothing new with the design of this truck - Cummins diesel engine and automatic transmission Allison. All made in China under the license. Dimensions...
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A 2- to 3-ton capacity Type XXVII was first placed on the market in 1921. Autocar also offered the 4- to 6-toncapacity Type XXVI that had been first introduced in 1919. These models had the dual solid rubber rear tires. Eventually, these solid tires...
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According to corporate publicity, Autocar began to give "serious attention to the development of motor trucks" in 1907. The 1907 Type XVIII "commercial car was developed for taxicab work and for other forms of commercial hauling." In 1908, the 1.5- to...
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