21:47Scania 770 ST: the Vlastuin Torpedo in detail
An English-language walkaround of the custom cab, exterior details and V8 installation. This is a custom-truck feature, not a factory-model launch.
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23:42Scania Fire Edition meets the electric 40 P
A dealer-event walkaround of two very different Scania trucks: a special V8 and a battery-electric model. An older pick within our 12-month window.
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