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Available: End of November 2024

Probably the only Pegaso fire engine with an open driver's cab. Completely extraordinary!

The Dodge WDX is a unique vehicle for wildfire fighting, converted from a decommissioned military vehicle.

The Pegasos was nicknamed Mofletes - loosely translated into German as ‘chubby cheeks’.

This is exactly how you imagine an American fire engine: Huge, powerful and flat. Always ready for the jump!

Powered by a Maybach OS5 engine, the fire engine provided space for 14 firefighters - including the driver and co-driver.

With the Japanese peculiarity of the doorless fire departments, models were created based on a Toyota Land Cruiser.

This Cadillac was originally planned under GIM with the article GIM033A. The GIM brand has now been transferred to Matrix.

The fire engine was officially named ‘Automobilspritze Benz-Gaggenau’. It was used for the last time by shoe manufacturer Salamander.

FAUN was a Nuremberg-based company that manufactured fire-fighting vehicles, lorries and mobile cranes, and for a short time also passenger cars and tractors.