Mercedes-Benz buses: Difference between revisions

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Mercedes Benz is also one of the biggest bus producers at least in Europe.

The company has been offering a full range of busses since it emerged from Daimler and Benz in 1926.

Currently the program ranges from the small Sprinter based bus over the low-floor Citaro, the regional bus Integro up to the coach Travego.

In the late 90s Mercedes bought the German busmaker Setra. Both companies are known as Evobus since then.

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	Currently the program ranges from the small Sprinter based bus over the low-floor Citaro, the regional bus Integro up to the coach Travego.		Currently the program ranges from the small Sprinter based bus over the low-floor Citaro, the regional bus Integro up to the coach Travego.

	In the late 90s Mercedes bought the German busmaker Setra. Both companies are known as ~~Ecobus~~ since then.		In the late 90s Mercedes bought the German busmaker Setra. Both companies are known as Evobus since then.