LocomotiveVerified on build 25754343 
Austrian Class 1042
For winding lines like the Semmering route, the Austrian Federal Railways ordered a series of electric locomotives for passenger and cargo service.
What it costs and how it compares
Running costs
$2,213,188
per year
Speed rank in 1960
#3 of 16
by top speed, among those on sale that year
Price and running costs are what the game's own vehicle loader computes. Work out what it earns on a line.
Power: #2 of 16
- ALCO 4-8-8-4 Big Boy4,560 kW 130 km/h
- Austrian Class 10423,300 kW 140 km/h
- German Class E 943,000 kW 90 km/h
- Pennsylvanian Class GG13,000 kW 160 km/h
- British Class A41,986 kW 145 km/h
- Swiss Re 4/4 I1,850 kW 125 km/h
- Ce 6/8 II Crocodile1,650 kW 90 km/h
- Russian Class SU1,213 kW 115 km/h
- Chinese Class JF11,150 kW 80 km/h
Locomotives on sale in 1960, most powerful first, with top speed.Overview
- Type
- Locomotive
- Available
- 1960–2000
- Top speed (km/h)
- 140
- Power (kW)
- 3300
- Tractive effort (kN)
- 260
- Empty weight (t)
- 83.9
- Price
- 13279128
- Running costs per year
- 2213188
- Lifespan (years)
- 100
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