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DAF XF 95/105
3rd January 2008, Page 61
3rd January 2008
Page 61
Page 61, 3rd January 2008
— DAF XF 95/105
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Engine: 12.9-lit, 6cyl, 408hp/2,000Nm, 460hp/2,300Nm, 510hp/ 2,500NmTransmission:ZF 12spd auto, 16spd auto, 16spd man (optional) Chassis: 4x2, 6x2, 6x2 twin-steer, 6x4
The XF95, bless it, has been replaced by the XF105. Cynics may say the XF105 is simply the XF95 with a new name, and perhaps the Dutch have erred on the side of caution to keep the flagship in line with the CF range.
While the three 12.9-litre units can't match the power from the Swedes and Mercedes, Daf bosses have decided to pull out of the power race at 510hp — its refinement scores well.
The cab's square design does little for aerodynamics, but the payoff is good cab-space to personalise inside and maybe airbrush outside.