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The 2013 Hino 195 Crew Cab will start arriving in dealer yards as early as next month. Built on its 19,500 lb GVWR cab-over-engine chassis, the truck is said to offer big payload capability.
The four-door, six-passenger cab sits atop Hino’s 5.1-litre diesel engine producing 210 hp and 440 lb ft of torque, combined with Aisin’s six-speed fully automatic A465 transmission. The new Hino complies with the current EPA 2010 emission regulations by way of selective catalytic reduction.
The new cabover has an exclusive 'magnetic' suspension seat in a cab designed to accommodate drivers up to 6’6” tall, the company says. Standard features include air conditioning, keyless entry, and Bluetooth communication. Outward vision is aided by Hino’s ‘wide-view A-pillar’ design.
The new 195 Crew Cab is covered by Hino’s '1-3-5' Customer Protection Program that combines one-year/50,000 km free maintenance, three years of HinoWatch roadside assistance, and a five-year/280,000 km engine and transmission warranty.
The new Crew Cab will be shown at the Truck World show in Toronto, April 19 - 21.
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