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Trucksales Staff30 Dec 2019
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Our top five medium-duty reviews for 2019

Over the Festive Season, we’re bringing you our top five most-read stories of 2019. In no particular order, here are the top medium-duty reviews for the year…

Fuso launches ready-for-work Canters and Fighters

Fuso has introduced an extensive Built Ready range that can reduce the delay between choosing a new truck and having it on the road. Click here.

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Hino 500 Series FC 1124 Tipper: Review

Hino's 'Built to Go' FC 1124 tipper now has extra payload and extra driver comfort, plus safety tech that breaks new ground for medium-duty trucks. Click here.

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2019 Isuzu FRR 110-260 Freightpack: Review

As part of the 2019 Isuzu Media Drive Day, we got a good, solid run in one of the latest F-Series Ready-to-Work Freightpacks. Click here.

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Fuso Fighter 1627: Review

Outstanding fuel economy, enhanced safety with increased productivity are key reasons why DLM Transport in Launceston have continued to specify Fuso Fighter trucks to service their growing state-wide delivery of builder’s trade materials. Click here.

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Hino 700 Series 2848 vocational rigid: Review

Although Hino keeps Isuzu honest in the light and medium truck market segments the elliptical ‘H’ hasn’t been a great force at the heavy end. The latest iteration of the 700 Series is a super-long wheelbase 6x4 rigid that we took for a Sydney-Brisbane jaunt. Click here.

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