MAN Other models

This page gathers MAN trucks the register could not assign to a named range – from the light TGL through older ranges with F and VF designations to heavy multi-axle special chassis. MAN traces back to the Sankt Antony ironworks founded in 1758 and has built trucks in Nuremberg since 1915, under the MAN name and headquartered in Munich since the 1908 merger of Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg; since 1971, with the purchase of Büssing and Saviem technology, MAN has held the basis of today's range. The type logic: on the TGL, the light programme up to 12 tonnes built since 2005, the first number gives the gross weight in tonnes and the second the engine power in metric hp (TGL 10.190 meaning 10 t and 190 hp), BB and BL denoting, by MAN's system, different cab and equipment variants. Older types with F, VF or VFK designations come from the ranges before the 2000s TG generation and, on heavy chassis such as the 41.414, carry the axle configuration (10X4) in the code.

Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: MAN (weitere Modelle), MAN Truck & Bus (manufacturer)