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Used Shuttle Bus in Missouri, USA

  • ARBOC

    ARBOC

    • Manufacturer: Arboc
    • Model: Freedom
    • Fuel type: gasoline

    Chassis: Chevy, Ford | Body: ARBOC | Engine: 3.5L (Gas), 6.6L (Gas), 7.3L (Gas) | Fuel type: Gas | Usage type: Commercial Bus | Capacity: 21 | Brake: Hydraulic | Wheel chair accessible: Optional | Air conditioni...

    Fenton, MO
  • Starcraft

    Starcraft

    • Manufacturer: Starcraft
    • Model: Allstar XL MVP
    • Gross weight: 4,536 kg
    • Fuel type: gasoline

    Chassis: Ford, Freightliner, International | Body: Starcraft | Engine: 3.5L (Gas), 7.3L (Gas), Cummins 6.7L (DSL) | Fuel type: Diesel, Gas | Usage type: Commercial Bus | Capacity: 45 | Brake: Hydraulic | Wheel c...

    Fenton, MO
  • Starcraft Starlite

    Starcraft Starlite

    • Manufacturer: Starcraft
    • Model: Starlite
    • Fuel type: gasoline

    Chassis: N/A | Body: Starcraft | Engine: N/A | Fuel type: Gasoline | Usage type: N/A | Capacity: 14 | Brake: Hydraulic | Wheel chair accessible: N/A | Air conditioning: N/A | Manufacturer warranty: N/A

    Fenton, MO
  • Starcraft Allstar XL International

    Starcraft Allstar XL International

    • Manufacturer: Starcraft
    • Model: Allstar
    • Gross weight: 4,536 kg
    • Fuel type: gasoline

    Chassis: International | Body: Starcraft | Engine: N/A | Fuel type: N/A | Usage type: N/A | Capacity: 32 | Brake: Hydraulic | Wheel chair accessible: N/A | Air conditioning: N/A | Manufacturer warranty: N/A

    Fenton, MO

Overview

Shuttle buses are mid- to large-size passenger vehicles built for short‑haul transit at airports, hotels, campuses and commuter routes. They prioritize high-capacity seating or flexible interiors, luggage space, multiple doors and accessibility features like wheelchair lifts. Available in diesel, gas, hybrid and electric versions, shuttle buses are designed for frequent stops, durability and straightforward fleet servicing.

FAQ

What should I check when buying a used shuttle bus?

Inspect engine and transmission condition, mileage or engine hours, service and accident history, frame and corrosion, HVAC and wheelchair lift operation, brakes, tires, VIN/title status and emissions compliance. Request a test drive and, if possible, a professional inspection.

How do I arrange safe shipping for a shuttle bus?

Measure dimensions and weight, choose roll-on/roll-off or flatbed transport based on height and accessibility, confirm permits for oversize loads, prepare securement points, document the vehicle before pickup and insure transit with cargo coverage.

What maintenance is most important for shuttle buses?

Follow manufacturer service intervals: oil and filter changes, coolant and transmission checks, brake and air-system inspections, HVAC and electrical checks, lift and lift-door servicing, suspension and tire rotation, plus rust prevention on the chassis.