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Isuzu Erga LT

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The Isuzu Erga LT was a 9 metre large bus built by J-Bus and sold by Isuzu in Japan. Buses of this kind have the full 2.5 metre width of a large bus but a medium-bus length, which suits mountain and narrow routes where length matters more than width. The Erga LT came from a full model change on 20 June 2000, together with the large route bus, and met the 1999 long-term emission rules. It used the 6HH1-S engine of the Erga Mio and was offered as a one-step or two-step bus, some with air suspension. Its body came from Isuzu Bus Manufacturing and later J-Bus. Production ended on 31 August 2005 when the new short-term rules applied in full, closing Isuzu's line of 9 metre large route buses that began with the BA series of 1956.

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Year
2000 1
Status
Out of production 1
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Bus 1
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Source Isuzu Erga LT (Wikipedia, Japanese)

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Source Isuzu Erga LT (Wikipedia, Japanese)
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1. Isuzu Erga LT (Wikipedia, Japanese)
  • Series history, Erga LT launch
    2000年6月20日、大型路線バスとともにエルガLTにフルモデルチェンジされた。
  • Lead, end of production
    新短期排出ガス規制に対応せず2005年に生産終了した。
  • Lead, large bus
    エルガLTは、ジェイ・バスが製造し、いすゞ自動車が販売していた9m大型バス。
  • Of Make: Isuzu, Lead, sold by Isuzu
    エルガLTは、ジェイ・バスが製造し、いすゞ自動車が販売していた9m大型バス。
  • Exemplifies: Bus Transport, Lead, route bus
    エルガLTは、ジェイ・バスが製造し、いすゞ自動車が販売していた9m大型バス。
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