TramVerified on build 25754343 
Milano Series 4000
Although it featured the same suspended center box mounted between the ends, it was cheaper to run than its predecessor, the ATM 3000.
What it costs and how it compares
Running costs
$102,069
per year
Running cost per unit of capacity
$4,083
per year
Price per unit of capacity
$24,497
Speed rank in 1935
#11 of 15
by top speed, among those on sale that year
Carries: 25 passengers.
Price and running costs are what the game's own vehicle loader computes. Work out what it earns on a line.
Running cost per unit of capacity: #6 cheapest of 7
- Double Deck Car$1,706 30 km/h
- Nuremberg F Car$2,041 40 km/h
- Gotha T1 Car$2,661 60 km/h
- AEG Motor Car$3,060 25 km/h
- Nuremberg F Motor Car$3,753 35 km/h
- Milano Series 4000$4,083 40 km/h
- Gotha T1 Motor Car$5,323 60 km/h
Trams on sale in 1935 that carry the same cargo, cheapest to run per unit first (a shorter bar is cheaper), with top speed.Overview
- Type
- Tram
- Available
- 1935–1980
- Top speed (km/h)
- 40
- Power (kW)
- 64
- Tractive effort (kN)
- 12
- Empty weight (t)
- 18
- Capacity
- 25
- Price
- 612414
- Running costs per year
- 102069
- Lifespan (years)
- 80
Same kind, closest introduction year