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Mercedes-Benz O302

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Preserved Mercedes-Benz O302 painted as the West German team bus for the 1974 FIFA World Cup

Overview
Manufacturer Mercedes-Benz
Production 1965-74
1972-76 (in Hyundai, Korea)
Body and chassis
Doors 1
Floor type Step entrance
Powertrain
Engine Mercedes-Benz OM 352
Mercedes-Benz OM 327
Mercedes-Benz OM 355
Mercedes-Benz OM 360
Dimensions
Width 9.6-11.9 metres
Chronology
Predecessor Mercedes-Benz O321
Successor Mercedes-Benz O303

The Mercedes-Benz O302 was a coach chassis manufactured by Mercedes-Benz between 1965 and 1974.



History


The Mercedes-Benz O302 was launched in May 1965 as a replacement for the O321. It was manufactured by Mercedes-Benz's Mannheim plant. Its body was designed to an austere Bauhaus style. The O302 was sold as both a chassis and as an integral bus with Mercedes-Benz supplying the body.[1]


Over 32,000 O302s were built over an eleven-year period, most as coaches but some were built as buses. It was superseded by the O303.[1][2]


OTOMARSAN derived O302T from O302 and O305. Most appealing difference is box-shaped chassis and stronger engine.


For the 1974 FIFA World Cup in West Germany, each team was transported in a coach painted in the team's colours.[1]



References





  1. ^ abc 40th anniversary of the Mercedes-Benz O302: One for all Daimler 18 April 2005


  2. ^ O303: Complex coach range from Mercedes Commercial Motor 13 December 1974




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