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Neoplan Bus for Sale Model Chart
Neoplan Cityliner Bus 1987 +
Advantages - cost considerably
less than equivalent size/year MCI's and Prevost's.
Disadvantages - few dealers, hard to find parts,
hard to find mechanics for them.
Notes - The Cityliner has
a high-deck, sold as a deluxe intercity bus. Some models had a center
lavatory and some had a rear lavatory built in, few in the US
Conversion Issues = few
dealers, hard to find parts, lose value fast
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Specifications
- Length: 40 feet, Width: 102 inches, Height: 11 feet 8 inches,
Wheelbase: 284 inches, Typical Engine: DD 8V92TA, Transmission:
Allison HTB748, Luggage: 270 cubic feet, Fuel Tank: 140 Gallons,
Suspension: Air
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Neoplan Jetliner AN228 Bus 1988 +
Advantages - cost considerably
less than equivalent size/year MCI's and Prevost's.
Disadvantages - few dealers, hard to find parts,
hard to find mechanics for them.
Notes - No built in luggage
area, Jetliner AN228 designed as a small transit bus using the same windshield
and passenger window assembly as those on the larger, intercity model
AN235 and AN240 Jetliners, few in the US
Conversion Issues = It
has a very low floor, 24.5 inches off the ground, and can load wheelchairs
by either lift or ramp, few dealers, hard to find parts, lose value fast
Specifications - Length:
28 feet, Width: 96 inches, Height: 112 inches, Typical Engine: 8.2, Turning
radius 29 feet, seating 27-33, aisle width 19 inch, Front door width 35
inches
Neoplan Jetliner AN235 Bus 1988 +
Advantages - cost considerably
less than equivalent size/year MCI's and Prevost's, some models available
in Double Decker version which increases seating capacity
Disadvantages
- few dealers, hard to find parts, hard to find mechanics for them.
Notes - Jetliner AN235 designed
as intercity coaches for general line haul and airport transfer service,
36 feet, few in the US
Conversion Issues = both
96 inch and 102 inch wide bodies available, few dealers, hard to find
parts, lose value fast
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Specifications
- Length: 36 feet, Width: 96 inches and 102 inch models,
Height: 140 inches, Typical Engine: 6V92TA, Turning radius 36 feet,
seating 36, aisle width 19 inch, Front door width 35 inches, luggage
capacity 211 cubic feet
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Neoplan Jetliner AN240 Bus 1988 +
Advantages - cost considerably
less than equivalent size/year MCI's and Prevost's, some models available
in Double Decker version which increases seating capacity
Disadvantages - few dealers, hard to find parts,
hard to find mechanics for them.
Notes - Jetliner AN235 designed
as intercity coaches for general line haul and airport transfer service,
40 feet, few in the US
Conversion Issues = both
96 inch and 102 inch wide bodies available, few dealers, hard to find
parts, lose value fast
Specifications - Length:
40 feet, Width: 96 inches and 102 inch models, Height: 140 inches, Typical
Engine: 6V92TA, Turning radius 40 feet, seating 48, aisle width 19 inch,
Front door width 35 inches, luggage capacity 270 cubic feet
NOTE: The addition of "/3" to Neoplan model designators
usually indicates three-axles. Some models available
in Double Decker version which increases seating capacity

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