page_title: MCI 102D3 & D4000
hierarchical_section_title: MCI 102D3 & D4000
caption_attribution_description: English: An Inland Streamliner MCI 102D3 prepares to depart a rest stop en route from Reno, NV to Phoenix, AZ via Las Vegas, NV.
context_page_description: The MCI 102D3 and MCI D4000 are identical 40-foot Motor Coach Industries intercity bus models. Among the most popular coaches in North America, they're manufactured in Pembina, North Dakota, United States. MCI introduced the 102D3 in 1994 to replace the 102B3 and 102C3 models, equipped with obsolete two-stroke engines. The 102D3 was the original designation, used from 1994 through 2001, when MCI changed its name to D4000. The coach uses MCI's platform integral construction, which has come to dominate the US and Canada markets, allowing high durability and easy maintenance. It has a much longer service life than body-on-chassis coaches. All 102D3 and D4000 coaches are equipped with diesel engines and are available with full-painted sides or stainless steel lower body.
context_section_description: The MCI 102D3 and MCI D4000 are identical  40-foot Motor Coach Industries   intercity bus models. Among the most popular coaches in North America, they're manufactured in Pembina, North Dakota, United States. MCI introduced the 102D3 in 1994 to replace the 102B3 and 102C3 models, equipped with obsolete two-stroke engines. The 102D3 was the original designation, used from 1994 through 2001, when MCI changed its name to D4000.  The coach uses MCI's platform integral construction, which has come to dominate the US and Canada markets, allowing high durability and easy maintenance. It has a much longer service life than body-on-chassis coaches. All 102D3 and D4000 coaches are equipped with diesel engines and are available with full-painted sides or stainless steel lower body.
caption: MCI 102D3 coach
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