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AV -v- AX

Victor · 2006-11-21 09:24:44

Is there any real difference in these bus types for the customer? There a few bits "under the bonnet" (brakes, Mark II chassis, different bodywork builder). http://www.dublinbus.ie/about_us/double_decks.asp

21-11-2006 9:24am

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Is there any real difference in these bus types for the customer? There a few bits "under the bonnet" (brakes, Mark II chassis, different bodywork builder).

http://www.dublinbus.ie/about_us/double_decks.asp

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#2 21-11-2006 5:54pm

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No. There have been small detail differences in each batch of AV/AX but from a passenger perspective they are practically identical.

The bodywork is made by the same company, it has just had a few name and corporate changes in the last few years.

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#3 21-11-2006 9:48pm

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apart from the fleet number, best to look at the dashboard. the AX one is noticeably different. other than that, business as usual.

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