MAN F2000

The MAN F Series was a range of trucks produced by MAN from 1967 to 2000.^[2] It was voted International Truck of the Year in 1987.^[3] It was also produced in a short version, the M90.

Alsocalled

• MAN F8 (1968–1986)
• MAN F90 (1986–1994)
• MAN F2000 (1994–1998)
• MAN E2000 (c. 1995–2003)
• MAN F2000 Evo (1998–2005)
• MAN FE-A (2000–2003) (Europe)

Production

• 1968–2002 (Germany)
• 2002–2003 (Austria)
• 1998–2005 (South Africa)^[1]

Assembly

• Germany: Munich
• Austria: Vienna
• South Africa: Pinetown

LayoutLongitudinal front

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MAN F2000
The MAN F8 which served as the basis for the Saviem SM
Overview
Also called	MAN F8 (1968–1986) MAN F90 (1986–1994) MAN F2000 (1994–1998) MAN E2000 (c. 1995–2003) MAN F2000 Evo (1998–2005) MAN FE-A (2000–2003) (Europe)
Production	1968–2002 (Germany) 2002–2003 (Austria) 1998–2005 (South Africa)[1]
Assembly	Germany: Munich Austria: Vienna South Africa: Pinetown
Body and chassis
Layout	Longitudinal front
Related	Saviem SM Steyr NSK (MAN F2000)
Powertrain
Engine	Inline six
Transmission	16-speed manual
Dimensions
Wheelbase	2,600–5,700 mm (102–224 in)
Length	2,205 mm (87 in)
Height	2,170 mm (85 in)
Chronology
Successor	MAN TGX MAN TGS

Close

Saviem, with whom MAN maintained a technical and sales partnership from 1967 to 1977, supplied the cabs. In France, this cab design was fitted to the Saviem SM Europe trucks before MAN adopted it in Germany.