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2011 Volvo Truck Vnl

Vin: 4V4NC9EH4BN535696
Type: Truck-Tractor
Year: 2011
Make: Volvo Truck
Model: Vnl
GVWR: ?
Volvo

Engine

Manufacturer
Volvo
Model
D13
Fuel
Diesel
Horse Power
425
Displacement(Liters)
12.8
Cylinders
6
Configuration
In-Line

Drive Trian

Type
6x4

Manufacturer

Manufacturer
VOLVO GROUP NORTH AMERICA, LLC
Plant City
NEW RIVER VALLEY DUBLIN
Plant State
VIRGINIA
Plant Country
UNITED STATES (USA)

Safety Features

Brake System Type
Air

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