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Cargo sticks with Deutz
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• Iveco Ford hopes to finish 1988 with at least 25% of the UK trucks and artics market above 3.$ tonnes. Marketing director David Gill says that he will "be disappointed if we finish the year much less than our current level". Up to the end of March 4,626 Iveco Ford vehicles were registered above 3.$ tonnes GVW, giving the company a first place position with a 27% market share.
Iveco Ford has now completed its UK dealer network with Dees Commercial Centre in Croydon, the former Ford heavy truck specialist.
CI Despite the arrival of the latest 149kW (200hp) turbocharged Curmnins C Series engine in the 6x4 Cargo chassis, Iveco Ford is to continue to offer an air-cooled Deutz engine in the 2420D Cargo — until a rear-mounted power take-off has been developed for the C Series.
The two power units have virtually identical outputs and are specified for low weight.