Mercedes-Benz HENSCHEL 2-t

The MERCEDES-BENZ HENSCHEL 2-t was a bus produced between 1973 and 1977. It was designed for practical use, making it a popular choice for transporting groups of people. This bus featured a front-wheel drive system, which helped it handle well on city roads. The engine, coded as OM 615.937, was a diesel prechamber type with a displacement of 2.2 liters. This engine had four cylinders and two valves per cylinder, providing a power output of 60 PS or 44 kW.

Despite its utility-focused design, the MERCEDES-BENZ HENSCHEL 2-t was known for its reliability. It used hydraulic brakes and included an anti-slip regulation (ASR) system for better traction. However, it did not come with a catalytic converter or ABS. This made it a straightforward and robust choice for those needing a dependable bus for urban and suburban transport. The diesel engine was efficient for its time, offering a balance between power and fuel economy.