The Blue Bird Vision Gasoline Bus: Proven Powertrain. Powerful Benefits.
“We have had a great experience with our gasoline buses so far. These buses are on daily routes and also do field trips, and we have experienced no problems with the acceleration of the vehicles. The do well on flat roads or hills, loaded or unloaded. One driver even told me, ‘My bus responds like an SUV.’”
Rick Grisham
Executive Director of Transportation Cobb County School District, GA
Congratulations, Rick Grisham! 2017 School Transportation News Leadership Award Winner
RELIABLE ENGINE Ford has produced over 1.8 million 6.8L V10 engines, a bold testament to this engine’s proven performance and reliability, year after year.
LOW ACQUISITION COST The Blue Bird Gasoline Vision bus has the lowest up-front cost in the Blue Bird Type C Vision lineup of products, making this bus an affordable choice for your fleet.
COLD WEATHER STARTUP Blue Bird’s Gasoline Vision has an impressive cold weather startup, reaching temperatures as low as -20° Fahrenheit – no need for pre-heating engine.
MORE MECHANICS It is easier to find mechanics that have been trained to work on gasoline engines, making this bus easy to implement into your fleet.
SIMPLE, LOW-COST MAINTENANCE Smooth, quiet engine operation, no costly after- treatment, and easily accessible and affordable parts simplify the maintenance process of your fleet and saves you time and money.
FUEL AVAILABILITY Gasoline is the most readily available fuel type in the US and Canada with fueling stations being plentiful in most areas.
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