MCV Bus and Coach
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| Private (?) | |
| Founded | 2002 |
| Headquarters | London, UK |
| Products | Bus bodies |
| Parent | Manufacturing Commercial Vehicles (MCV) |
| Website | www.mcv-eg.com |
MCV Bus and Coach is a British manufacturer of bus bodies founded in late 2002 after buying the assets of defunct bus builder Marshall Bus who closed down in the summer of that year. It is a subsidiary of the Egyptian Manufacturing Commercial Vehicles company.[1]
History
MCV started production with a batch of 5 Dennis Darts for Warrington Borough Transport and were built to the Capital design. However at this time TransBus (who produced the Dart and other Dennis products) didn't want any other bodybuilders for the chassis as they were to sell them as complete TransBus products (i.e. Darts with Pointer bodies etc.), so these remained a one off. MCV looked at a few other chassis to body before deciding they would body on the MAN 14.220, the bodywork for this was based on the Capital design, but with a new front end, and being adapted to work with this heavy duty chassis, it was renamed the Stirling and was launched in 2003. It was later added to the shorter 12.220.
Products
- MCV Capital (2003)
- MCV Stirling (2003-2005)
- MCV Evolution (2005-)
- MCV Ego (2006-07)
- MCV DD103 (2011-14)
- MCV EvoSeti (2015- )
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