Mitsubishi Fuso Introduces 2014 FUSO Canter
Mitsubishi Fuso Truck of America, Inc. (MFTA) introduced its new 2014 model-year FUSO Canter FE and FG Series commercial medium-duty trucks during the recent NTEA Work Truck Show.
The 2014 model-year FUSO Canter FE and FG were introduced during the recent NTEA Work Truck Show in Indianapolis in early March.
Mitsubishi Fuso Truck of America, Inc. (MFTA) introduced its new 2014 model-year FUSO Canter FE and FG Series commercial medium-duty trucks during the recent NTEA Work Truck Show. All-new options include a Clarion Bluetooth radio, a longer, 169.3 inch wheelbase for the Class 3 Canter FE125, and a side-mounted fuel tank.
According to the company, the longer wheelbase for the Canter FE125 model will allow the application of bodies up to 20 feet long in a truck that has a GVWR of 12,500 lb. and a body/payload capacity of 7,095 lb.— suited for high-bulking applications like furniture delivery.
The optional side-mounted fuel tank can replace the standard rear, in-frame tank on any 2014 FE model with a wheelbase of 133.9 inches or longer, for delivery trucks that require tuckunder liftgates or for rollback or stinger type auto recovery applications.
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