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The '''Gillig Advantage''' Low Floor bus has a stainless steel chassis with corrosion resistance and has a patented aluminum body for weight reduction and additional corrosion resistance. The Advantage is available in 29', 35', and 40' lengths and 102" width. It can be adapted transit, shuttle, airport, and suburban use. This model is popularly known as the Advantage and was originally also known as the H2000LF as it was originally designed by Hertz, a car rental company.
The '''Gillig Advantage''' Low Floor bus has a stainless steel chassis with corrosion resistance and has a patented aluminum body for weight reduction and additional corrosion resistance. The Advantage is available in 29', 35', and 40' lengths and 102" width. It can be adapted transit, shuttle, airport, and suburban use. This model is popularly known as the Advantage and was originally also known as the H2000LF as it was originally designed by Hertz, a car rental company.
==features==
==Features==
'''Engine'''
'''Engine'''
*[[Cummins]] [[Cummins M11|M11]] (no longer offered)
*[[Cummins]] [[Cummins M11|M11]] (no longer offered)

Revision as of 21:14, 31 October 2007

Gillig - Advantage
Gillig Advantage
Years of manufacture 1998?-Present
Length 29, 35, 40 feet
Width 102 inches
Power/Fuel Diesel, Diesel-Electric, CNG

The Gillig Advantage Low Floor bus has a stainless steel chassis with corrosion resistance and has a patented aluminum body for weight reduction and additional corrosion resistance. The Advantage is available in 29', 35', and 40' lengths and 102" width. It can be adapted transit, shuttle, airport, and suburban use. This model is popularly known as the Advantage and was originally also known as the H2000LF as it was originally designed by Hertz, a car rental company.

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Engine

Transmission

HVAC

Operators

United States