28-05-2022, 08:36 PM
There is no "RHC 440"
MAN models have a format like "MAN R07 Lion's Coach RHC444"
Where R07 is the model code, Lion's Coach is the model name, and RHC444 is the model index. The numbers here indicate the number of horsepower, and R07 ALWAYS has the number 4 at the end, as required by the index.
Below is a table of possible R07 models:
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Are you sure that those buses that you called "440" have a 440 horsepower engine? There are no differences between, for example, 444 and 474 externally at all, they are literally the same models, differing only in the engine.
The indexes of Bova buses (for example, 12-380, or rather 12.380 will be correct) also depend only on the engine, there are no differences externally, how did you determine the modification?
MAN models have a format like "MAN R07 Lion's Coach RHC444"
Where R07 is the model code, Lion's Coach is the model name, and RHC444 is the model index. The numbers here indicate the number of horsepower, and R07 ALWAYS has the number 4 at the end, as required by the index.
Below is a table of possible R07 models:
Are you sure that those buses that you called "440" have a 440 horsepower engine? There are no differences between, for example, 444 and 474 externally at all, they are literally the same models, differing only in the engine.
The indexes of Bova buses (for example, 12-380, or rather 12.380 will be correct) also depend only on the engine, there are no differences externally, how did you determine the modification?