| The 2100/2200 series NABI Low Floors 2002 NABI 40-LFW |
| The 2100 series NABI order consisted of 110 buses numbered 2101-2210. They are powered by the Detroit Diesel Series 50 with the Allison B500R automatic. They were the first buses with the bright amber destination signs. Buses 2196-2205 had sliding windows. Buses 2206-2210 had overhead luggage compartments and motorcoach type reading lights and AC vents. Buses 2208-2210 are used on the MIA Tri-Rail shuttles. |
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| Bus 2198 with sliding windows on the 40 OWL. |
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| Bus 2181 northbound on the 136 on the Busway. |
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| Bus 2150 was once Central's VIP bus. |
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| Interior picture of 2206 showing the luggage compartments and the individual AC vents and lights. |
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| Bus 2182 on the Route 7A in downtown Miami. |
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| Bus 2200 on the route 51 on Miami Beach. The 51 no longer serves the beach. |