Mercedes-Benz O370

The Mercedes-Benz O370 was a coach made in Brazil in the 1980s, sharing some features with the O371 that the manufacturer built at the same time. It carried 28 people, with an upgrade possible, and cost 450,000 US dollars in 1989. It came in three models: the O370RS with two axles and a 240 or 285 horsepower engine, the O370RSD with three axles and a 285 or 320 horsepower engine, and the O370R with a 200 horsepower engine. The RS and RSD had pneumatic suspension and were meant for longer-distance trips, while the R had spring suspension and was meant for intercity use. A transit company in Cariacica named Viacao Aguia Branca ordered twelve, and a bus tour company in Sao Paulo named Royal Bus also used them.