SCANIA 770HP V8 Truck Review: By American Trucker!

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[ChuckNorriz]

Bruce is quickly becoming an international Scania brand ambassador. And doing a darn good job at it!

[vlodski]

It's funny like we in our childhood in Europe were so fascinated by Mack's, Freightliners, and Kenworths, and now we see the guy from the US enjoying European LORRY😃

[deanproctor]

In 2012 I was in Italy for three weeks. The Sprinter style work vans were everywhere. Here we are today in the US and they’re everywhere. I’m working out of one, myself. Now don’t get me wrong, I was a truck driver for 10 years back in the 1990s and large cars with big hoods and huge chrome grills are just classic American trucks. I’ll never forget the days of running the K whopper 900s and the Pete 379s, but Scania builds on the more practical base. Not only practical, but more then enough pull and all the creature comforts. They build really nice trucks. I have a feeling that a day will come and you will see Scania running the American roads as common as the Sprinter vans. Don’t freak out…. It’s like taking off your work boots and putting on a pair of slippers. And I’m ol school saying this.

[bayernheli]

It's fascinating to see an American is so fascinating about an European Cab over 😊

Greetings from Germany 🚛

[Wilby-orjc]

Mate I can't believe the USA don't have these awesome trucks I'm in Australia and we have heaps of them there is nothing better than the sound of the Scania V8 with a full load.36 years ago one of the first semi trailer trucks I went in was a long nose v8 Scania and I have loved them ever since thanks to uncle wallywally for the memory RIP

[southforresttrxsweden]

As a 23 year employee in Scania Södertälje bulding your tranmissison and so much more before i left the company for new adventures . I have to say you have seen the light American has it’s load and proud but the economy and ease of use .. i think u get it . I admit the are way more complicated then your style . But you get it . 💯👍

[zepedrofd]

You do not necessarily need to pick the liftable axle completly up. There is a function, button next to the differential locker, that unloads some of that axles weight, transfering it to driving axle. I confirm that helps in the snow. Between that and the lockers, I have not yet needed the chains on the road.

[davidfleming]

PLEASE KEEP THESE VIDEOS COMING, GREAT WATCHING IN THIS BONKERS WORLD.

[leifgunnartoth]

23:40 Lifting the boggi axle when fully loaded is called the Nordic Lift. You get too much weight on the drive axle, but it's used in heavy/slippery snow conditions to get more traction in low speeds.

[fabianbenitez]

Congratulations for what you do. It is beautiful to see an American recognize and admire Scania trucks, a brand that has many admirers around the world. Scania is known as the Rolls Royce of trucks, for its luxury and build quality. I hope Scania can return to the American market, it has all the potential to do so. Thank you Bruce for what you do. hug from Uruguay.

[f_alpha]

Most review videos I've ever watched about scania is always talking the features performance, but you tilt up the cab and talking or comparing about the engine, that's what makes me love your videos bruce 😂👏

[paradoxofgodexisting]

I never driven a semi until last week and it was older MAN, 440 hp, with an empty trailer, i drove around the parking lot and parked it, i can say these things drive like cars, its so easy and responsive on the controls. I didnt expect that from a semi. Very pleasant to drive.

[tmarsden]

I have watched this channel in reverse, starting on the 27th of March 25 and it's been a great ride. Being English and spending a lot of time either driving or as a passenger and even as a pedestrian I have "*grown-up", mid 40's seeing Scania's all the time often dozens a day and never really given them a second thought. I am now considering getting my HGV licence! So thank you Bruce, It's been fun!
*Gotten Older!?!

[EdisonMotors]

Scania makes some amazing trucks. We went to check them out last month and we are so impressed

[Stevesixty]

You're smitten Bruce, you love these trucks, and we can all see why. Keep them coming 👍

[vidarandersen]

Hi Bruce.
I am a Norwegian who lived in Wisconsin for many years.
Love your Scania videos!!
Did you know that Scania has your shoe rack in the steps going up into the truck? Most truckers have a no shoes allowed inside the cab policy. :)
Ask the Scania people to share that with you.
Take care.
Vidar. :)

[zepedrofd]

A colleague used my truck for a week. Now each time he parks along side my truck, his phone connects to my truck! 🤣

[colinspencer]

We had the privilege of supplying and fitting roof mounted air conditioners to Scania trucks during the late 1970s here in Australia. Magnificent trucks, and powerful. We did our work for the assembly plant in Broadmeadows. So nice to drive. Scania's by comparison made Mercedes trucks look basic. Most companies lean toward Kenworth in Australia because of their excellent resale value, but it is without doubt that a driver would hang onto his V8 Scania as long as possible before being forced to switch brands.

[SemiErnie]

Holy moly ! I am very impressed with this truck, so many better features at the touch of the fingers with your left hand . Thanks Bruce for going over and showcasing this truck, I'd love to drive one.

[mattwict]

We need those truck here in the USA. Looks awesome