The SAVA A-404 was a truck built by SAVA of Valladolid and rated at a load of five tonnes. It belonged to the heavier range that the company began to build from 1961 on the basis of British Austin and BMC designs, sold under the names Sava, Sava-Austin or Sava-BMC, and it is listed in the company history with the S-70, A-504, S-66 and S-76. Within that group the A-404 sat above the two and three and a half tonne models and below the seven tonne A-504, so it covered the middle of the commercial range SAVA offered before it was absorbed by Enasa, the maker of Pegaso trucks, in the mid 1960s.
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They built the S-70 models (3.5 tons of cargo), A-504 (7 tons), S-66 (2 tons), S-76 (3.5 tons) and A-404 (5 tons).
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fue un fabricante español de vehículos comerciales ligeros y medios afincado en Valladolid.
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fue un fabricante español de vehículos comerciales ligeros y medios afincado en Valladolid.
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Construyeron los modelos S-70 (3,5 toneladas de carga), A-504 (7 Tm.), S-66 (2 Tm.), S-76 (3,5 Tm.) y A-404 (5 Tm.).
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fue un fabricante español de vehículos comerciales ligeros y medios afincado en Valladolid.
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fue un fabricante español de vehículos comerciales ligeros y medios afincado en Valladolid.
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