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• Volvo_FM abstract "The Volvo FM is a heavy truck range produced by Swedish Volvo Truck Corporation. Introduced in 1998 as FM7, FM10 and FM12 production continues with the second generation of FM range. FM stands for Flat Medium height cab, where the numbers denominate an engine capacity in litres. As of 2005 the engine size is no longer added to the model denomination. The FM range is a multipurpose truck range fordistribution, construction and on highway/off highway transport duties. In 2013, Volvo Trucks announced an updated, Euro 6 version of the Volvo FM.".
• Volvo_FM assembly Australia.
• Volvo_FM assembly Bangalore.
• Volvo_FM assembly Belgium.
• Volvo_FM assembly Brazil.
• Volvo_FM assembly Brisbane.
• Volvo_FM assembly Cairo.
• Volvo_FM assembly Curitiba.
• Volvo_FM assembly Durban.
• Volvo_FM assembly Egypt.
• Volvo_FM assembly Ghent.
• Volvo_FM assembly Gothenburg.
• Volvo_FM assembly India.
• Volvo_FM assembly Kaluga.
• Volvo_FM assembly Russia.
• Volvo_FM assembly South_Africa.
• Volvo_FM assembly Sweden.
• Volvo_FM bodyStyle Cab_over.
• Volvo_FM engine Volvo_FM__1.
• Volvo_FM manufacturer Volvo_Trucks.
• Volvo_FM productionStartYear "1998".
• Volvo_FM relatedMeanOfTransportation Volvo_FH.
• Volvo_FM thumbnail Volvo_FM_6x4.jpg?width=300.
• Volvo_FM transmission "* 12 speed semi-auto I-shift".
• Volvo_FM transmission "* 14 speed synchro manual".
• Volvo_FM transmission "* 6-speed auto Powertronic".
• Volvo_FM transmission "* SR1900 (1998–2001)".
• Volvo_FM transmission "* V2006PT & V2506PT".
• Volvo_FM transmission "* V2412AT (2001-present)".
• Volvo_FM transmission "* V2512AT (2005-present)".
• Volvo_FM transmission "* VT1605PT".
• Volvo_FM transmission "* VT1706PT".
• Volvo_FM transmission "* VT1906 PT".
• Volvo_FM transmission "* VT2014 (1998–2001)".
• Volvo_FM transmission "* VT2206PT".
• Volvo_FM transmission "* VT2214AGS(1998–2002)".
• Volvo_FM transmission "* VT2514 (OD)".
• Volvo_FM wikiPageID "9134023".
• Volvo_FM wikiPageLength "11367".
• Volvo_FM wikiPageOutDegree "41".
• Volvo_FM wikiPageRevisionID "698985783".
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Australia.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Bangalore.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Belgium.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Brazil.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Brisbane.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Cab_over.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Cairo.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Category:Vehicles_introduced_in_1998.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Category:Volvo_Trucks_vehicles.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Curitiba.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Durban.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Egypt.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Electronic_Diesel_Control.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink European_emission_standards.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Exhaust_gas_recirculation.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Ghabbour_Group.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Ghent.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Gothenburg.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink India.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Jean-Claude_Van_Damme.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Kaluga.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Russia.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Selective_catalytic_reduction.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink South_Africa.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Split_(gymnastics).
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Sweden.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Variable-geometry_turbocharger.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Volvo_FH.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink Volvo_Trucks.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink YouTube.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink File:D13B_EGR.jpg.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink File:D13_engine.jpg.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink File:FM_8x4.jpg.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink File:Volvo_FM12.jpg.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink File:Volvo_FM14_Globetrotter_Tractor.jpg.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink File:Volvo_FM_6x4.jpg.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLink File:Volvo_FM_of_Next_TV_377-BS_20131120.jpg.
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLinkText "FM".
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLinkText "FM7, FM10 and FM12".
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLinkText "Volvo FM".
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLinkText "Volvo FM/FMX".
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLinkText "Volvo FM9 and FM12".
• Volvo_FM wikiPageWikiLinkText "Volvo Trucks".
• Volvo_FM assembly Australia.
• Volvo_FM assembly Bangalore.
• Volvo_FM assembly Belgium.
• Volvo_FM assembly Brazil.
• Volvo_FM assembly Brisbane.
• Volvo_FM assembly Curitiba.
• Volvo_FM assembly Durban.
• Volvo_FM assembly Ghent.
• Volvo_FM assembly Gothenburg.
• Volvo_FM assembly India.
• Volvo_FM assembly Kaluga.
• Volvo_FM assembly Russia.
• Volvo_FM assembly South_Africa.
• Volvo_FM assembly Sweden.
• Volvo_FM assembly "Cairo, Egypt".
• Volvo_FM bodyStyle "COE * Day cab * Sleeper cab * Globetrotter High cab".

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