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Midlands Bus and Coach Sales supplies first Turas

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Published: 20 November 2018
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Meadway Coaches is  MBCS’s first customer for a Noone Turas model

Meadway Coaches of Birmingham has become the first buyer to take delivery of a vehicle from the Noone Turas range supplied by newly-appointed UK dealer Midlands Bus and Coach Sales (MBCS).

The Mercedes-Benz Atego-based Turas 900 impressed with its cab arrangement, entrance and luggage capacity, says Director Chris Watson.

“It has the feel of a full-size coach and the standard of finish is excellent. We asked for some tweaks to be made and the vehicle was delivered exactly as we required. Additionally, the Turas 900 will cover a high mileage with us and fuel consumption was an important consideration.”

The vehicle carrier the operator’s highly-distinctive metallic green livery and was handed over by MBCS Director Andy Garratt.

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