In 1998 DAF Trucks introduces the redesigned medium to heavyweight distribution and utility vehicles: the 65CF, 75CF and 85CF series. CF means Compact Forte. Externally the trucks haven't changed, but received new or updated engines. 65CF is equipped...
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July 11, 1899, Austro-Daimler began producing of licensed copies of Daimler 2-4-ton trucks. But since 1900 the company started assembling of more simple 4PS trucks with a 2-cylinder engine rated at 4 hp, which were located under the driver's seat. In...
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"Tata Motors and DRB-HICOM Defence Technologies Sdn Bhd (Deftech), a wholly-owned subsidiary of DRB-HICOM Berhad, Malaysia, have signed a cooperation agreement to enable both Deftech and Tata Motors to develop, promote and market Tata Motors high...
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In 2002, a new generation LF came to replace the low-tonnage DAF series 45 and 55. It included LF45 and LF55 models. This range of trucks designed, developed and assembled by Leyland Trucks, and marketed worldwide under the DAF brand name. The LF45 and...
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This 1985 MAN 14-440 rapid intervention vehicle was one of two built for NZ airports by Austral. The first example spent its operational life with the Christchurch International Airport and the other is still in service at Rotorua Airport having served...
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