Alfa Romeo 902A is a bus produced by Alfa Romeo between 1957 and 1959.
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| Alfa Romeo 902A | |
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| Production | 1957-1959 |
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| Engine | 6-cylinder 9495 cc |
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| Length | 11 m (430 in) |
The bus used a body built by Sicca and had an Alfa Romeo 1606 engine with 130 hp. It also had two wheelbases at a length of 11 m. Featuring two doors, it provided space for 40 passengers. The engine used diesel as fuel.[1]
The 902A was used in the ATM system in Milan
58 vehicles were produced of this type.
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