MAN M 2000

The MAN M 2000 is a medium-heavy truck range introduced in 1996 as the successor to the M 90, running alongside the heavy F 2000 that had replaced the F 90 from 1994. From the 2000 model year it was sold as the ME 2000, the E meaning Evolution, and customers could choose between a cab of the heavy class and one of the light class. The M 2000 and its light companion, the LE 2000, were built at the MAN plant in Steyr until production ended in 2007, and the TGM took over the medium-heavy class from 2005.