Coral Springs, Fla.-based, Classic Bus Lines took delivery of three 2012 MCI J4500 models, replacing three older coaches.
The new coaches join the all-MCI Classic Bus Lines Fleet, which is made up of five J4500s and two E4500s.
MCI delivers 3 J4500s to Fla.
The new coaches join the all-MCI Classic Bus Lines Fleet, which is made up of five J4500s and two E4500s.
March 14, 2012
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The recently delivered J4500s offer all of the model's signature styling, safety and performance features, including clean-diesel technology, wide-ride suspension and electronic stability control. Classic Bus also opted for 110-volt outlets for customer electronics and installed their own Wi-Fi and GPS tracking system with drive cams.
The coaches have so far been out on local trips around Miami and Orlando.
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