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Hertz business picks Fuso Canter

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One of the largest truck rental companies in Australia is putting Fuso Canters on the road.

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Hertz Australia licensee, Australian Truck & 4WD Rentals, has recently taken delivery of its first 10 Canters that come standard with autonomous emergency braking (AEB), lane departure warning system, electric stability control, dual airbags and a reversing camera.

It will introduce the trucks across its fleets in Victoria, South Australia and New South Wales.

Australian Truck and 4WD Rentals state manager Paul Jukes says safety was a big factor in choosing the Canters.

“We are very excited to have the Fuso Canter with AEB join our Hertz fleet,” Jukes says.

“The safety of our customers is paramount, so it makes sense to order a truck with the best safety equipment available. Having the pedestrian detection capability of the AEB is fantastic because many of these trucks operate in built-up areas.”

All Hertz Canters can be driven on a car-licence and are specified with Duonic dual-clutch automated transmissions.

“The Duonic is fantastic for us and our customers. It just makes it easy for our customers to concentrate on driving without having to worry about changing gears and managing the clutch. It also takes away the risk of clutch damage,” Jukes says.

The Canter 515 selected by Hertz also features independent front suspension and rack and pinion steering, which delivers a more car-like feel, while it also boasts class-leading tare weight.

All Fuso Canters come standard with a five-year manufacturer warranty, which covers the truck for five years or 200,000km, whichever comes first.

Paul Jukes

 

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