Fendt 900 Vario

overall costs
59 %
32 %
Fendt
111%
72 %
Modern vehicle design paired
with superior performance
fuel costs
write-off / interest
30 %
servicing 2 %
repairs 4 %
other 3 %
Competitor
Low costs per hour
When comparing the actual costs involved in
investing in a tractor, it is important to consider
the overall costs and operating costs per hour
or acre. These include fuel consumption, which
is the single greatest factor amounting to more
than 50% of costs, write-off including resale
value, servicing, repairs and miscellaneous costs
such as insurance or housing.
Thanks to innovative drive technology and the
latest in engine technology, you profit from the
exceptionally favorable operating costs per hour
(variable costs) of a Fendt. In the overall cost
calculation, this results in lower costs per worked
acre or transported ton per mile, the only way to
truly calculate your success.
Sample calculation, based on fuel consumption data for a Fendt Vario and a competitor’s tractor, which appeared in
the European farm equipment magazine Top Agrar 12/2004. (Competitor’s fuel consumption is 1.16 g/h (4.4 L/h)
more than the Fendt). Calculations based on a diesel price of 1 euro per liter and 8,000 operating hours in 10 years.
Award-winning innovation and design
In addition to being honored with a gold medal at the 2005 Agritechnica show for its innovative technology, the 900
Vario also received three further design awards. Remarkable here is that the standards for the international “reddot
design award” are very high and the “DesignPreis” award from the Federal Republic of Germany is only given to
award winners of other design prizes. Other competitors for these awards for which Fendt received the “best of the
best“ in the product category “Transports”, were no less than famous luxury sedan and sports car manufacturers.
This is a sign that technical innovation goes hand-in-hand with leading design at Fendt.
The technological innovations and sophisticated
details in the new 900 Vario are clad
in a new dynamic appearance. The distinctive
contours combine both form and function
equally.
At the same time, the major objective in
the development of the 900 Vario was to
build a tractor that enhances productivity–whether
in heavy-duty field operations
or on the road.
New design for a new power class
Based on a joint design study with Porsche,
Fendt engineers have developed a completely
new look for the 900 Vario.
Essential design elements are a narrowed
hood and newly designed lighting on both the
hood and cab. Great efforts were taken to pair
optimum functionality with the most modern
design in all details.
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