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57 Sha Tsui Rd, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong

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Type Vendor Rate Our Rate
Hourly HKD 473.00 HKD 430.00Book Now
Airport Transfer HKD 1,210.00 HKD 1,100.00Book Now

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24 Seats Coach Bus will meet your highest expectations. This car is well-maintained and always clean interior. The driver is save speaks perfect English and willing to go extra mile for every demand. Your safety is our primary goal so we will get you to your destination and back at the low price. So sit back and enjoy the ride!

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24 Seats Coach Bus can be used for pick-up and drop-off services in the following airports in New Territories, Hong Kong:

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License plate UD5127, UC7440, UA 536 Date of manufacture June 2016, May 2016, March 2016 Car array SCANIA K280IB4X2NB Car length 12.0m (L) x 3.5m (H) x 2.5m (W) Wheelbase 6.00m Design the highest load 19.5 tons engine SCANIA DC 9 29, EEV, real-type five-cylinder, four-cylinder per cylinder, four-stroke water-cooled, high-pressure fuel injection (XPI), electronically controlled variable valve turbocharger, intake cooling and exhaust gas System (EGR) Cylinder volume 9,290 cc Maximum horsepower 280HP (206kW) / 1,900 rpm Maximum torque 1400Nm / 1,000-1,350 rpm Emission Standards EURO 5 Gearbox Germany ZF gearbox, automatic 6 front speed, ZF hydraulic reducer (Retarder) ratio After the file 4.24: 1 1st stalls 3.36: 1 Second gear 1.91: 1 3rd stalls 1.42: 1 4th gear 1.00: 1 Fifth gear 0.72: 1 Sixth file 0.62: 1 Differential ZF R660, gear ratio 5.57: 1 suspension Full floating cushion shock absorber, front axle double air bag and rear axle four air bag body height fast lifting function and to prevent rollover brake All-pneumatic brake system, front and rear drum brake system, hydraulic auxiliary brake, exhaust brake steering system Ball screw with hydraulic auxiliary steering system, adjustable steering wheel (25-45 degrees), steering gear ratio 17-20: 1 Tires No liner tires 295 / 80R22.5 Electrical system 2 x 12V battery 225AH, 2 100a high capacity generator, battery switch system Body Hong Kong Asian Body Factory Asia 12 (AERO) section Door UD5127, UC 7440: Pneumatic outer pendulum passenger door UA 536: Pneumatic inner cover passenger door Luggage warehouse The lower half of the body through the luggage compartment, with pneumatic luggage warehouse door air conditioning Japan DENSO LD8 (Duct-in type / Rooftop Condenser) Cooling capacity 28,000 kcal / h Maximum air volume 6,000 m³ / h seat 65 seats, 380mm wide, 3 + 2 arrangement, VEGA artificial leather combing, with seat belts, attached to ECE R80 school bus seat safety standard

Cities:
Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong; Kowloon, Hong Kong; New Territories, Hong Kong


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FLYING SPUR W12

OVERVIEW The sharp, sophisticated silhouette of the Flying Spur hints at both the exhilarating, all-wheel drive power that lies beneath the elegantly creased bonnet and the unrivalled luxury within. Consider it the ultimate expression of the exquisite craftsmanship and design that characterises the Flying Spur range. APPRECIATE THE DIFFERENCE The Flying Spur offers a combination of details and features including an impressive upright chrome grille, and chrome lower bumper insert. As a result, it presents a muscular yet elegant face to the world, further refined with a choice of striking alloy wheels that underscore its remarkable capabilities. UNCOMPROMISING POWER Those looking for uncompromising power combined with luxury of equal measure will appreciate the difference in the Flying Spur. At the heart of the car is an immensely powerful 6.0 litre twin-turbocharged W12 engine that produces an incredible 800 Nm of torque. With a top speed of 199 mph (320 km/h), there is nothing quite like the Flying Spur’s smooth surge of acceleration. And this phenomenal power comes with state-of-the-art fuel efficiencies – all delivered with exceptional levels of sophistication. A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE Step into the Flying Spur and discover a world of difference. Every detail on display in the cabin is lovingly handcrafted. And the technology, while undoubtedly comprehensive, is also understated in presentation, intuitive to use and a pleasure to experience. The Flying Spur with Mulliner Driving Specification continues the long tradition of personalisation associated with the Mulliner name. Designed at Crewe, Mulliner brings additional options for both exterior and interior. These include 21" 7 twin-spoke alloy wheels and door panels with perforated hide. The luxurious diamond-quilted seats now feature smaller quilting for a more contemporary design look. The uncompromising luxury feel can be further enhanced with a tactile knurled gear lever and drilled alloy pedals that add to the pleasure of an effortless driving experience. Every detail has been crafted to emphasise this remarkable car’s difference – the Flying Spur with Mulliner Driving Specification is truly the ultimate luxury sedan.

Cities:
Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong; Kowloon, Hong Kong; New Territories, Hong Kong

Hourly: HKD 440.00

Airport Transfer: HKD 900.00

No Hidden Fees, Service Charge Included


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