SAVA, short for Sociedad Anónima de Vehículos Automoviles, was a Spanish producer of light and medium commercial vehicles based in Valladolid. It grew out of FADA, an aluminium goods firm that had begun building motor tricycles in the early 1950s, and was set up as a separate company with a new factory in 1957. It began with the three-wheeled P-54, moved on to the Barreiros-engined P-58 truck in 1959, and from 1960 to 1963 built heavier trucks and vans based on British Austin, Morris and BMC designs with Spanish-built cabs. A licence agreement with the French maker Berliet in 1964 added a heavy truck. In 1965 Enasa, the maker of Pegaso trucks, took SAVA over; the SAVA brand lasted until 1969, after which the range was sold as Pegaso, and the J4 vans stayed in production until the late 1980s.
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Source Motor Car History: Sava (Sociedad Anónima de Vehículos Automoviles)Sava history, A-404Quote, Sava history, A-404
They built the S-70 models (3.5 tons of cargo), A-504 (7 tons), S-66 (2 tons), S-76 (3.5 tons) and A-404 (5 tons).
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Source Motor Car History: Sava (Sociedad Anónima de Vehículos Automoviles)Sava history, A-504Quote, Sava history, A-504
They built the S-70 models (3.5 tons of cargo), A-504 (7 tons), S-66 (2 tons), S-76 (3.5 tons) and A-404 (5 tons).
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Source EnCamion: SAVA J4 y Cosmos las furgonetas PegasoCosmos sectionQuote, Cosmos section
Se fabricó en versión furgón, mixto y de pasaje.
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Source Economia3: SAVA, la historia de una marca españolaHistory, FH800Quote, History, FH800
Aquel mismo año se presentó la nueva FH800, que tenía la cabina avanzada y similar a la del A-504 con una capacidad de 8 toneladas.
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Source Sociedad Anónima de Vehículos Automóviles (Wikipedia)Historia, builderQuote, Historia, builder
También construyeron el furgón LDO-5 con licencia Morris.
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Source SAVA (Spain) (Wikipedia)History, builderQuote, History, builder
The company started in 1957 with a three-wheeled vehicle called the SAVA P-54, which could carry a two-ton load.
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Source SAVA (Spain) (Wikipedia)History, builderQuote, History, builder
SAVA switched to make a Barreiros-engined light truck called the P-58 in 1959
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Source IES Can Planas: automoviles19Spanish makes, SAVAQuote, Spanish makes, SAVA
camión S-211 de 2 Tm de carga
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Source Empujando el camion: Empujando el camión - SAVASAVA page, S-66Quote, SAVA page, S-66
En 1961 se empezó a producir el camión ligero S-66 con cabina metálica de diseño panorámico muy característico.
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Source Empujando el camion: Empujando el camión - SAVASAVA page, S-70Quote, SAVA page, S-70
Luego sustituido por el S-70, con motor BMC y eje delantero rígido.
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Source Motor Car History: Sava (Sociedad Anónima de Vehículos Automoviles)Sava history, S-76Quote, Sava history, S-76
They built the S-70 models (3.5 tons of cargo), A-504 (7 tons), S-66 (2 tons), S-76 (3.5 tons) and A-404 (5 tons).
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Source SAVA-Berliet GPS12 (Wikipedia)Lead, builderQuote, Lead, builder
manufacturado por la empresa española SAVA
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Source SAVA (Spain) (Wikipedia)Lead, headquartersQuote, Lead, headquarters
was a Spanish producer of light and medium commercial vehicles, based in Valladolid
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1. SAVA (Spain) (Wikipedia)
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The company started in 1957 with a three-wheeled vehicle called the SAVA P-54, which could carry a two-ton load.
Subsidiary Of: Enasa, History, takeover
In 1965 Enasa, the maker of Pegaso trucks, took over SAVA
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