Volvo F-series third gen

In 1987, Volvo introduced the second and also the final upgrade of the successful F-series. Although the second generation performed well on the European truck market, an update of the exterior of the cabin was necessary. The new lines at the front indeed brought a much more modern appearance to the cabin. In addition to the exterior, the interior of the cabin was also renewed with a fresh, modern color scheme. Apart from the cosmetic adjustments, the drivetrain was also addressed with new variants of the existing engine families and the introduction of an ultra-modern 16-liter six-cylinder engine. The newcomer naturally received the designation F16, in line with the other models. In the book "Volvo F-series third gen," there is ample focus on the F16 without neglecting the F10 and F12. This third part should not be missing from your bookshelf, especially when combined with the other two parts of this series!