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4.2

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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.

4.4

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.

4.4

Box truck DAF LF

2018 Year

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Short take from a driver who’s run similar trucks. The LF210 is powerful - probably more than most need. If you’re after payload, think twice: bigger engines (PX7) mean more weight and you lose load. The PX4 City engines look sensible if you want economy but they come manual only. Fuel tank is 185L and AdBlue 25L, and there’s an idle shutdown after five minutes which should cut idling use. The automated box works well in town but the road test was unladen, so I’m cautious about full-load behaviour. Cab is a bit dated but fine, entry/exit easy. The extra passenger door window helps spot cyclists but you get a sliding window, which is annoying. DAF build quality and dealer backup are strong points. Overall, sensible choices to make depending on route and load - LF180 or LF170 might suit most jobs better than the 210.

4.2

Box truck DAF LF

2018 Year

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I've had the chance to drive the new DAF LF, and it left a decent impression. The adaptive cruise control is a big plus, makes long trips smoother. However, the fuel economy improvement is slightly noticeable but not groundbreaking. It's a solid choice, but there might be room for some enhancements in terms of handling.

4.4

Box truck DAF LF

2013 Year

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The DAF LF performed efficiently during daily operations. It's equipped with an excellent air-suspension driver's seat, providing great comfort over long hauls. However, the mirror control placement could be improved for better accessibility.

3.6

Box truck DAF LF

2018 Year

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I had the chance to drive the DAF LF for a delivery gig, and my thoughts are mixed. First, I’d say the cab comfort isn’t too bad, though could be improved. The handling felt decent, but there’s room for smoother maneuvering. Reliance on a few aftermarket modifications should probably be checked beforehand. Overall, it did the job, but not without some quirks.

4.2

Box truck DAF LF

2016 Year

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Had both the old LF 150 and the newer LF City with the PX-4. That manual Eaton 5-speed is different, takes some getting used to but it's not bad once you're familiar. The thing likes city work - hangs in 3rd gear and pulls fine in traffic, bit noisier than I'd like though when you wind it up. Fuel economy's better than I thought, with AdBlue not guzzling away too fast either. Residuals drop quick if you're looking to sell after a few years. Cab storage in the extended version is better, still not loads of space. Service across the DAF dealer network's solid, can always find someone nearby. Not perfect, but seems built to take the daily city grind and keep going.