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Prevost XL-45
The XL-45 was the 45-foot, long-wheelbase version of Prevost's wide-body XL. BUSRide and Wikipedia both date it to 1992, and BUSRide says Prevost introduced it for traveling entertainers. Wikipedia adds that a Le Mirage XL-45 touring coach followed in 1994. Converters also built motorhomes on the 45-foot XL: a 2000 example offered at auction had a Parliament conversion and a Detroit Diesel Series 60 engine.
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XL-45 history
- 1992XL-45 introduced
Prevost introduces the 45-foot XL-45 for traveling entertainers. Source ↗
Brochures and sources
- Prevost celebrates its first 90 years | BUSRide ↗
- Prevost X-Series / Wikipedia ↗ — Says the XL-45 was added in 1992 with a nominal length of 45 feet.
- Prevost (bus manufacturer) / Wikipedia ↗ — Says a similar premium touring coach, the Le Mirage XL-45, was introduced in 1994.
- 2000 Prevost XL / RM Sotheby's, Auburn Fall 2012 ↗ — Auction listing for a 45-foot 2000 Prevost XL with a Parliament conversion, Detroit Diesel Series 60 engine and Allison automatic transmission.
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