Not that CTA could buy any, but...

[rmadisonwi]

http://www.novabus.com/pages/public/presse...aspx?lang=EN-CA

(If the link opens up in French, like it did for me when I first clicked it, then click on "English" at the top of the page).

http://www.novabus.com/pages/public/produi...aspx?lang=EN-CA

This link includes a photo.

[The Don of All Buses]

http://www.novabus.com/pages/public/presse...aspx?lang=EN-CA

(If the link opens up in French, like it did for me when I first clicked it, then click on "English" at the top of the page).

http://www.novabus.com/pages/public/produi...aspx?lang=EN-CA

This link includes a photo.

words cannot express how I feel about this bus, I didn't like the way the front headlights were set up, on the current NovaBus, but when I saw the redesigned headlight structure on the NovaBus LFSA, I fell in love with it! I drew the original NovaBus LFS and gave it a different headlight structure(looks nothing like the one on the site)before I knew they redesigned it. I wish I had deep pockets, I'd buy one RIGHT NOW!

[Busjack]

Doesn't seem any different than what's on a Pace Eldorado.

[The Don of All Buses]

Doesn't seem any different than what's on a Pace Eldorado.

True, but it looks good on the NovaBus. I think large round lights look better on the GM OldLook... just an opinion.

[RTS Book]

I dunno. I kind of liked the first-gen LFS fascia. Round lamps never bothered me; actually, it kind of reminded me of an Old Look in some ways.

The new styling's not horrid, but I'm not sold on it - it looks too Van Hooly. Even Gillig's copying that with their BRT styling package. Here's hoping manufacturers can continue to develop unique styling in the future...

[busfan4022]

The overall bus design was altered, looks more similar to the regular NOVA LFS:

http://www.newsdesk.se/files/346d78c48bcbd...hres_medium.jpg

And there is even a video of it being tested:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=pMIaMz47s-M&feature=related