Scania 2-series

The Scania 2-series, first known as the GPRT range, is a family of heavy trucks that the Swedish maker Scania introduced in 1980 as the successor to its 1-series. It was offered with engines from a 7.8 litre straight six up to a 14.2 litre V8, and its cabs, designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro, had an all-new interior. The range was first shown in spring 1980 as the bonneted T-series, with the letter prefixes G, P, R and T describing the cab type, and an 8.5 litre 92 series was added in 1984. Scania's Brazilian operations built it from 1982. European production gave way to the 3-series in 1987, but the 2-series stayed in production in Argentina and Brazil until 1992.