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The '''MAN TG-range''' is the range of trucks produced since 2000 by the [[Germany|German]] vehicle manufacturer [[MAN Truck & Bus]]. It is the successor to the original F2000, L2000, and M2000 series. It consisted of the TGA (now discontinued), TGL, TGM, TGS, and TGX. |
The '''MAN TG-range''' is the range of trucks produced since 2000 by the [[Germany|German]] vehicle manufacturer [[MAN Truck & Bus]]. It is the successor to the original F2000, L2000, and M2000 series. It consisted of the TGA (now discontinued), TGL, TGM, TGS, and TGX. |
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As of 2016 the TG range is made up of five models, with the introduction of the TGE light commercial vehicle, a rebadged [[Volkswagen Crafter]]. |
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==Forward control version== |
==Forward control version== |
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The Forward control version was released in 2000, replacing the |
The Forward control version was released in 2000, replacing the existing F2000, L2000 and M2000 series. It was initially developed in Germany. The first heavy duty cab was the TGA. Available models included L, LX, XL, XLX, and XXL. After its discontinuation in 2007, the TGA was replaced by the new TGS and TGX models. In addition to a manual transmission, these models are also available with the company's TipMatic automated manual transmission. |
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The TGL and TGM |
The TGL and TGM have been the best selling trucks in the light and medium duty categories since 2005. |
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Also in 2007, MAN introduced an option for the 16.2 L D28 series turbocharged [[V8 engine|V8]] engine available in the TGX. In 2012 |
Also in 2007, MAN introduced an option for the 16.2 L D28 series turbocharged [[V8 engine|V8]] engine available in the TGX. In 2012 new models were revealed, though these lacked the option of a V8 engine due to a lack of demand. The carryover 15.2 L D38 series in-line six-cylinder engine added into the lineup for 2014, replacing the D28 V8 engine. |
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In 2016, another updated version was also revealed. |
In 2016, another updated version was also revealed. |
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| MAN TG-range | |
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 MAN TGM | |
| Overview | |
| Manufacturer | MAN Truck & Bus |
| Production | 2000–present |
| Assembly |
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| Body and chassis | |
| Class | Commercial vehicle |
| Body style | Forward control (TGA/TGL/TGM/TGS/TGX) |
| Powertrain | |
| Engine | |
| Power output | 160-680 |
| Transmission |
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| Chronology | |
| Predecessor | MAN F2000/L2000/M2000 |
The MAN TG-range is the range of trucks produced since 2000 by the German vehicle manufacturer MAN Truck & Bus. It is the successor to the original F2000, L2000, and M2000 series. It consisted of the TGA (now discontinued), TGL, TGM, TGS, and TGX.
As of 2016 the TG range is made up of five models, with the introduction of the TGE light commercial vehicle, a rebadged Volkswagen Crafter.
Forward control version
The Forward control version was released in 2000, replacing the existing F2000, L2000 and M2000 series. It was initially developed in Germany. The first heavy duty cab was the TGA. Available models included L, LX, XL, XLX, and XXL. After its discontinuation in 2007, the TGA was replaced by the new TGS and TGX models. In addition to a manual transmission, these models are also available with the company's TipMatic automated manual transmission.
The TGL and TGM have been the best selling trucks in the light and medium duty categories since 2005.
Also in 2007, MAN introduced an option for the 16.2 L D28 series turbocharged V8 engine available in the TGX. In 2012 new models were revealed, though these lacked the option of a V8 engine due to a lack of demand. The carryover 15.2 L D38 series in-line six-cylinder engine added into the lineup for 2014, replacing the D28 V8 engine.
In 2016, another updated version was also revealed.
MAN TGE
The MAN TGE is a badge engineered version of the second generation Volkswagen Crafter. It is assembled by Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles in Września, Poland alongside the Crafter. MAN intends to differentiate itself from Volkswagen by offering a higher standard of service that is aimed at professional customers.[1]
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