The Scania 3-series was the bus and coach range introduced by Scania in 1988 and superseded by the 4-series bus range in 1999. Unlike the later single basic chassis, it was a range of dozens of chassis, with names that encoded the engine position, the engine size and the use: F for a front engine ahead of the front axle, S for an engine above the front axle, K for a rear engine behind the rear axle, L for a rear engine inclined 60 degrees, and N for a transverse rear engine. The K93 and K113 were the most common coach chassis, and the L113 and N113 served city and interurban work. The F93, F113 and S113 were not sold in Europe.
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