MAN Trucks - An Overview
Famous for their reliability and durability, the range of trucks offered by MAN have been a popular choice for years. Efficiency has become a prominent factor in the specifications of all the trucks in the MAN range of vehicles, ensuring that both the companies and individuals that choose a MAN truck are getting the best possible experience for the price they pay.
Based in Munich, MAN produces a range of heavy duty vehicles including trucks and buses, and uses the experience gained from these different vehicles to ensure that the same level of efficiency and durability are consistent throughout the range. The natural gas engines are the leading machines of their kind, meaning choosing one of these particular trucks can lead to long-term financial benefits - especially when bought second-hand.
The Truck and Bus division of the MAN Group is the largest in the company, and as such has become an international leader for technology and innovation. With awards such as ‘Truck of the Year' won on multiple occasions, MAN boasts the kind of recognition unseen in any other truck manufacturers thanks primarily to the innovative technology.
By employing experts in the fields of satellite and traffic technology, MAN is constantly looking for ways to research and improve their current technology, ensuring it is always ahead of the pack. This often leads to many of the older trucks that can be found second-hand as being far ahead of the standard of other companies' vehicles from a similar time, which means that MAN can give you more bang for your buck when it comes to gadgets.
Alongside the advanced technology found in all MAN trucks, MAN Truck dealers offer a tailored service that compliments the needs of each individual driver, leading to a smart long-term investment.
Which MAN truck is right for me?
Check out our quick and easy guide to see which of the many MAN trucks for sale is right for you.
F2000 - The F2000 saw new technology installed for the first time in the form of the onboard computer which has gone on to be included as standard in the new TGA series.
L2000- The light weight L2000 includes four and six cylinder turbo charged engines, five and six gear gearboxes and air suspension, making it one of the most comfortable models to be produced in the period.
M2000- Known as the ‘all-round truck', the M2000 is ideal for short to medium-haul. Practicality has been considered to the smallest detail with everything from the dashboard to the engine designed to be completely driver-oriented.
The TG Series
The TG series has been designed to include vehicles for all occasions using the most up-to-date technology to lead the way in innovation. With numerous ‘Truck of the Year' awards given to the series, the TG Series is perhaps one of the best series of trucks on the road today.
TGA - This particular model is the most popular MAN truck currently on the road. A range of versions of this model are available, from the narrow-cabined versions (‘C', ‘L' and ‘LX') to wide-cabined versions, allowing the driver to choose a cabin that fits their every need. Perfect for varied jobs.
TGL - The TGL model is MAN's current lightweight model with vehicles ranging from 7.5 tonnes to 12 tonnes. The TGL is the modern replacement for the highly successful L2000 series, with engine specifications of 4.6 litre, 4-cylinder D08 engine and EGR technology.
TGM - The TGM is the mid-weight offering from MAN at the moment with weight options between 15 and 26 tonnes. The engine is the MAN D08 6.9 litre engine with 6-cyllinders, rated with a horse power of 340.
TGS - This heavy-duty model comes in weighing between 18 to 41 tonnes, and comes with on and off road applications in the form of MAN's innovative Hydrodrive. Two engine choices are available; the first is a 10.5-litre, 6-cylinder engine, and the second a 12.4-litre with a choice of 440hp or 540hp.
TGX - The TGX is the top-weight offer from MAN and aimed at intercontinental drivers. Various engine choices are available, including the popular 10.5-litre D20 with a horse-power of 360 or 400, and the more powerful 12.4-litre D26 with 440 horse-power.
