Greyhound Scenicruiser Twin-Engine Fail | The $13M Rebuild & Shocking Truth Behind the Legend
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The Greyhound Scenicruiser (officially the GMC PD-4501) was an iconic American intercity bus introduced in July 1954, with production running through 1956. Greyhound commissioned 1,001 units exclusively from General Motors (GM), making it one of the most recognizable symbols of 1950s-1960s highway travel—complete with its distinctive split-level "deck-and-a-half" design, panoramic upper-deck windows, air-ride suspension, air conditioning, onboard restroom, and futuristic styling influenced by industrial designer Raymond Loewy.
However, the bus's early years were plagued by severe mechanical and structural issues that turned it into a costly nightmare for Greyhound, leading to public disputes, lawsuits, massive repair bills, and a permanent rift with GM. The "twin-engine disaster" refers specifically to the original powertrain setup, which was innovative on paper but disastrously unreliable in practice.
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