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[@deborahpearl1330]

🙌😍We love MAN buses! 👍👏👏👏They are so quiet & not causing noise & air pollution, unlike other low quality & cheap buses. Keep up the excellent work & GOD bless!🙏

[@douglasrainford5533]

That's a very nice video. No wonder these buses are so good. Paying attention to details, that's what it's all about.

[@ltankk]

We have many of these MAN buses in Singapore and love the quality and ride comfort of these buses. 😍

[@tib1243sstudios]

Did u spot Mobitec EDS On one of the yellow MAN Buses?

[@danners4302]

A production video, and the first 1:40 is just scenic shots. Thanks.

[@shishir_cerA]

I salute the Germans & the Scandinavians You people are way ahead in thinking and planning than us Asians. Its your tech we use here and feel tension - free Salude

[@tolerhanstonel9331]

German Quality ! Produced in Poland! Very good!!!!!

[@BekasKszyk]

maybe mounted?

[@oxigenh2o379]

TolerHansTonel .....Kurwa buses😂😂😂

[@assaadhussein4711]

Nice .

[@milestone_achiever4634]

My favorite parts are the articulated bus manufacturing process. 3:25.

[@arandonalfawolf896]

Much nice interest a video

[@Driftbus.Productions.official]

nostalgia

[@PaulchenKönig]

cool , habe 12 Jahre bei MAN in Salzgitter gearbeitet

[@okanaydin4279]

KraftwerkGermania was ist denn mit dir Falsch gelaufen

[@milestone_achiever4634]

It's a shame MAN left the U.S. market. New Jersey Transit and Beeline (Westchester County New York) could have had these units today.

[@maxfactor4209]

The right pronunciation is MAAN.. Like U in Sun...

[@deborahpearl1330]

Is the right pronunciation really MAAN, pls? Are u a German, pls? Thanks!

[@michalkuc1719]

THIS MAN FATORY IS IN STAROCHOWICE POLAND.

[@sobelou]

Where is exactly this production line? It looks magnificent! Thanks!

[@Wolfennsteinn]

Germany, MAN bus and truck headquarters, Nurnberg

[@sobelou]

+The Person Thanks!!

[@jeffrey0032j]

Its in Poznan, Poland, look at the Polish flag at 0:23, and the Polish words at 10:16.

[@Wolfennsteinn]

Engine production is at nurmberg germany . while bus body production is at poland . My mistake .

[@andythebusdriver]

City buses:Starachowice Poland. Coach: Ankara Turkey. Engines: Nuernberg Germany.

[@darknessdanger]

Que hermosos autobuses de primer mundo, aunque solo se ven circulando por ciudades europeas y U.S.A, en México esta prácticamente imposible que se vean circulando

[@cezartralli7177]

Ómnibus brasileños mucho mejores

[@hendryonosaputro5143]

man and volvo comfortable bus in indonesian . because I think for Indonesia for long-distance travel is very comfortable and the dings suspension does not make drunk street

[@danakibby627]

Glad to see humans building ,not robots

[@tendy101100]

Why there is only Man buses but no woman buses

[@itzdanish5614]

i saw singapore buses being made here O.o

[@milestone_achiever4634]

An articulated bus in production?

[@robloxfan4271]

Man kann

[@nurahmad5807]

bis e lucu lucu

[@georgema3960]

Gorgeous film I have a question : is Lions city a 'Body-on-frame 'bus ,or 'unibody'bus ? Because I don't see the scene that they combined the body with chassis But I really find that they delivered the engine and put it into the bus.

[@sathosurumbak262]

In the video are MAN A20 series buses which are unibody buses. That is why they put the sections together and attach engine/gearbox/axles. Body on frame are A95 type and new RC2/8 series which are used in Asia/Oceania and South Africa. They are drive able chassis, which have a bus body lowered on top and attached.

[@georgema3960]

Thank you Sathos

[@tib1243sstudios]

8:51

[@pracopraco7675]

buses are made so weak... Old busses 1980-1995 where strong busses.. nowdays there are used so much fiber,plastic plates materials for the body...

[@Rodoeht12345]

Well, that's because it's cheaper. Nowadays the cost is the main factor for the bus companys, that's why MAN gets a lot of contracts. Build cheaply, sell a lot of buses! Just like Apple!

[@mohammedsharif1394]

oh garmany

[@salvatoresirignano4421]

E bello

[@latito0991]

Device to push Body at 2:40. What is that?

[@Taikausko]

Simply its just a roller with high gear ratio. Works with compressed air. We also use those at Scania, but we wedge it under the tire and floor.

[@wolostravel3597]

This is in the Poland?

[@lukas0275]

sEWERYn yep

[@HDOuss]

Germany

[@Harol56]

Poland

[@cezartralli7177]

@@HDOuss é germany ou poland? Decidem aí pow 😅😅

[@narayankannan9679]

I see Lion City MAN written near door. What does that refer to ?

[@oskarskogqvist4560]

Narayan Kannan MAN is the company and lions city is the bus type

[@krzysztofneumann8398]

350

[@jenny-masterchef]

i only like the engine the rest are cheap plastic thing.nothing beat the old ikarus 280

[@afrrique]

how are they moving the bus at 6:40 is it compressed air

[@SEmichi14]

afrrique it's like a hovercraft

[@MikolajDBC]

+Ich bins u us call it " solfing " connected air lifts the August and a slight displacement ( Turn on the bus line )

[@egapradana2340]

Ini dari scania kah

[@ParvezKhan-mo7vo]

My dream I need jobs in man

[@rokmamhanapi468]

FIFI

[@hendryonosaputro5143]

where is that make body builder bus and production??

[@sureshsuri5559]

👌

[@michals547]

Hendryono Saputro Starachowice, Poland.

[@nipongbdc5590]

what bus in her and model

[@MikolajDBC]

+bong cruz Lions City

[@kmangkhmer9286]

MN

[@uttompahan7196]

can I join in factory

[@oxigenh2o379]

Copied from Hungaryan Icarus

[@olpkol]

Why?

[@michals547]

Oxigen H2O MAN=Ikarus.

[@oxigenh2o379]

olpkol... Icarus whas the First Modern bus in the world......today no more Hungaryan buses

[@olpkol]

I remember the black smoke behind the bus. Ikarus is guaranteed huge orders from the former USSR. Currently, Turkish small buses have been bought for Budapest. Ikarus also produces small buses.

[@michals547]

Oxigen H2O After 1990, Hungary was robbed of industry: Ikarus, Raba, and Csepel. Same as PL. Poland, disappeared: Star-Starachowice, Jelcz, Nysa, and Żuk. These were huge factories of trucks and vans.