OM X-series

OM X-series
OM X-series
Overview
Manufacturer	Iveco
Also called	Fiat NC; Magirus-Deutz X-series; Unic-OM X-series; Saurer-OM X; Zastava 635/640; Steyr-OM;
Production	1972-1977; 1972-1987 (Fiat 35/40 NC);
Assembly	Brescia, Italy (OM/Iveco); Kragujevac, Yugoslavia (Zastava);
Body and chassis
Class	Light to Medium-duty truck
Powertrain
Engine	3455 cc Fiat 8040.02 diesel I4; 4086 cc Deutz F4L 913 air-cooled diesel I4; 4561 cc OM CO3/41 diesel I4; 4949 cc OM CO3/7 diesel I4; 5184 cc Fiat 8060.04 diesel I6;
Chronology
Predecessor	Fiat 645, 650; OM Lupetto/Leoncino/Daino/Tigretto; Magirus-Deutz Eicher series;
Successor	Iveco Zeta; Iveco Daily (Fiat 35/40 NC);

The OM X-series is a light to medium-duty truck model produced by the Italian manufacturer OM in 1972. While being superficially similar to the OM Lupetto, Leoncino, Daino, and Tigrotto, it was an all-new design - except for using the same doors as the earlier "zoological" series (thus called as they were all named after animals). The X-series was sold under a variety of other names as well, depending on the market. All but the two lightest models were replaced by the new Z-series in 1976, a design which briefly used OM badging but ended up being marketed exclusively as an Iveco.