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Best of both worlds
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Our series on some of the UK's most desirable used commercial vehicles focuses on the eagerly anticipated Mercedes-Benz Axor.
The first second-hand Mercedes-Benz Axor should arrive on forecourts over the next 12 months, and that' good news because this vehicle's tailor-made for the UK transport industry. Under the bonnet is the 0M457LA straight-six with choice of 350,400 and 430hp engines and a manual four-overfour transmission. It's available as a 3.6m-wheelbase 4x2 or 3.9mwheelbase 6x2; the. LS sleeper is available with a high-roof.
Vehicle: Mercedes-Benz Axor 1840LS
Tested: 14 November 2002