Iveco OM X-series
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Iveco – other models: the collective page of commercial vehicles outside the named ranges, from the Daily and Turbodaily through Eurocargo chassis to the OM and PowerStar ranges, 74 to 309 kW
This page gathers Iveco commercial vehicles the register could not assign to a named range – from the light Daily and its predecessor Turbodaily through medium chassis to heavy ranges. Iveco was formed in 1975 from the merger of the commercial-vehicle divisions of Fiat, the Italian heritage maker OM (Officine Meccaniche), the French Unic and the German Magirus-Deutz; the OM name lives on to this day in individual model designations such as OM X-series. The type logic of the Daily and Turbodaily combines, in codes such as 35S13V, the weight class in tonnes (35 for 3.5 t) with the engine power in horsepower divided by ten and the body type (S for standard, C for chassis cab); the medium chassis such as 65C17V or 75E15 follow the same logic for the 6.5- and 7.5-tonne classes respectively. PowerStar denotes Iveco's heavy range for the Australian market.
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The register lists here 13 versions with 74 to 309 kW from four- to six-cylinder engines of 2,798 to 13,791 cm³, unladen weights from 2,450 to 27,910 kg, lengths from 5,500 to 10,370 mm and widths from 2,000 to 2,600 mm.
The Daily has ranked among Europe's most widely built light commercial vehicles since its introduction in 1978 and is used as a panel van, dropside, tipper and minibus; the heavy ranges compete directly with MAN, DAF and Mercedes-Benz in long-haul transport in Europe and beyond.
On the Daily and Turbodaily, rust on sliding doors and the load floor, the condition of the turbocharger and timing belt count; on the heavy chassis, the clutch, manual gearbox and brake system, and the condition of the respective body; parts run through the Iveco dealer network.
Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: Iveco (weitere Modelle), Iveco (manufacturer)
Technical data
Engine
| Engine | 3455 cc Fiat 8040.02 diesel I4 4086 cc Deutz F4L 913 air-cooled diesel I4 4561 cc OM CO3/41 diesel I4 4949 cc OM CO3/7 diesel I4 5184 cc Fiat 8060.04 diesel I6correct |
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