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4.3

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4.2

Box truck DAF LF

2016 Year

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I’ve driven the DAF LF for work recently, and overall, it performs decently. Fuel consumption levels depend heavily on the road conditions, particularly inclines and load capacity. Maintaining steady speeds on highways yields better efficiency. Maneuverability in tight spots is okay but requires attention. The cabin comfort could use slight improvements, especially for long drives.

4.4

Box truck DAF LF

2016 Year

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Having spent considerable time in the DAF LF, I can share some insights. The air suspension feature definitely enhances the ride, even on bumpy roads. The dashboard layout keeps it simple; however, some might find the organization slightly basic. Despite this, the truck's handling is smooth, even when fully loaded. The payload capability is commendable for its class, but the cab's interior leaves room for improvement in terms of space arrangement.

4.0

Box truck DAF LF

2014 Year

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Test drove a few models of the DAF LF, and I can say it's a handy size for urban logistics. Its turning radius is phenomenal. However, the engine might feel a bit underwhelming for hill climbs with heavy loads.

4.6

Truck tractor DAF XG+

2022 Year

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I've been driving the DAF XG+ for a couple of months now, and here's my take. The cab space is impressive, offering ample storage and a comfortable sleeper. However, I found the engine brake somewhat less responsive than I expected under heavy loads. The fuel efficiency is decent for its class, reaching about 2.2 km/l during my routes. Overall, it serves well, though engine noise insulation could be improved a notch.

4.2

Truck tractor DAF XF 105

2008 Year

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I've done a lot of long hauls in the DAF XF105 over the years. The biggest thing for me is that cab space. They really put some thought into the storage, which I appreciate when I've got to be out for a week or more. The fridge is decent and that little folding ladder for the top bunk is a nice touch. Headroom's alright, even for taller folks. The ride's comfy enough, probably thanks to that all-air suspension. Not much road noise in the cab either, the motor's quiet unless you're really working it. Only real gripe I have is price, even used it's not cheap, but you kinda get what you pay for in terms of comfort. Maintenance hasn't been a hassle for me, just keep up with the usual and it's reliable. Gearbox is mostly smooth, though sometimes the auto waits a bit long to upshift for my taste.

4.4

Truck tractor DAF XF 105

2011 Year

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I've driven the DAF XF 105 firsthand and found its handling and cabin comfort appealing. The engine performance, especially its torque range, provides a smooth highway experience. However, the absence of a trailer brake hand mechanism in the manual version requires added care. The cab space offers excellent storage, which is practical for long hauls. Overall, a reliable choice with some areas for improvement.

4.0

Truck tractor DAF XF

2021 Year

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I’ve been running a ‘18 XF with the MX-13 paired to the TraXon twelve-speed auto. Shifting is smooth, and cruise control takes off a bit of that highway fatigue. It gets decent mpg since they overhauled the turbo and EGR, I guess. Maintenance hasn’t been anything terrible, but I had to swap a sensor once, which wasn’t cheap. Cab is decently roomy, but I kinda wish the seats had a wider range of adjustments. Still, not cramped. Wouldn’t mind a bit less noise from the engine at speed. All around, steady ride and does what I need it to do.

4.4

Box truck DAF LF

2017 Year

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I recently got to drive the DAF LF, particularly their factory-built curtainside model. It feels good knowing the manufacturer handles both the chassis and body design, resulting in better integration and reliability throughout. The suspension tuning offers a balanced ride, though I noticed a slight cabin noise at higher speeds. Overall, a dependable truck for day-to-day logistics use.

4.2

Box truck DAF LF 45

2011 Year

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I’ve been driving the DAF LF 45 for a while now. Took it through some hilly terrain recently with a 5-ton load. The fuel consumption showed a bit higher than I’d like, hitting around 18 liters per 100 km. But considering the challenging routes and the weight carried, it's manageable. Interior comfort is decent for long hauls. However, I’ve noticed a slight hitch with air supply when idling. Planning to have it checked soon.

4.6

Truck tractor DAF XF 106

2016 Year

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I recently got the opportunity to drive the DAF XF 106, and I must say, it introduces a range of interesting updates compared to the 105 model. The interior is indeed spacious, and the inclusion of a super space cab ensures ample room for longer trips. The ergonomic seat adjustments make a noticeable difference, especially during extended driving hours. However, some storage sections, like the exterior compartments, are on the minimal side considering the size of the truck. In terms of handling, the vehicle performs smoothly, although certain new electronic assistance features require adaptation. Overall, an improved experience, though not without minor quirks.