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The Rosa is a 25-passenger unit suitable for a wide range of applications from around-town route work to tourist operations and camper conversion. Rosa has already established a solid reputation in Australian latest model builds on that. Its a bus designed with driver operation in mind, made even easier by the standard six-speed automatic transmission. The inclusion of an exhaust brake, front disc and rear drum brakes and independent front suspension makes driving safe and comfortable. ABS brakes are standard to ensure vehicle control and driveability in severe emergency braking situations
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