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Romanian Railways CFR's diesel locomotives built by FAUR Bucharest are classes 64 to 95.

Class	Former designation	Type	Years built	Power (kW)	Power (hp)	Max speed (km/h)	Max speed (mph)	Notes
69	040–DF	Bo′Bo′ de	1975–1977	930	1,250	100	62	Engine type „Sulzer 6‐LDSR‐28‐B”, electrogenerator type „GP‐990/12”, 4 electromotor type GDTM‐553‐F. 18 are currently in operation.
73		Bo′Bo′ de	1975–1977	930	1,250	100	62	Same as class 69 but with two air compressors. 10 are currently in operation.
64	060-DG	Co′Co′ de	1975–1977	1,115	1,500	100	62	Nicknamed "Mula", all of them retired from service.

Class	Former designation	Type	Years built	Power (kW)	Power (hp)	Max speed (km/h)	Max speed (mph)	Notes
80	040–DHC	B′B′ dh	1966–1985	930	1,250	100	62	Uses steam heating.
81		B′B′ dh	1966–1985	930	1,250	100	62	Same as class 80, but has no train heating.
82		B′B′ dh	1999–Present	1,104	1,480	100	62	Based on class 80/81 overhauled by Alstom with new control systems, rebuilt body, Electrical Train Heating and Caterpillar engine.^[1] 20 or more are currently in operation.
83		B′B′ dh	1998	1,104	1,480	100	62	Same as class 82 but uses MTU engine. 2 are currently in use.
84		B′B′ dh	1998	920	1,230	100	62	Same as class 80 but is used on broad-gauge railways.
85	LDH–70	B′B′ dh	1965-1983	520	700	70	43	Straight-12 engine type Maybach-MB-820-Bb.
86	LDH–45	B′B′ dh	1965-1983	335	450	60	37	Straight-six engine type Maybach-MB-836-b or Mb-820-Bb.
87	L45H	B′B′ dh	1979–1984	335	450	40	25	Used for 760 mm narrow gauge services. 4 are currently in operation (though 5 other locomotives are used by private operators).

Image	Class	Type	Years built	Power (kW)	Power (hp)	Max speed (km/h)	Max speed (mph)	Notes
	88	B dm shunter	1981–1984	184	250	40	25	81 were built originally, though a significant amount have been replaced by newer types.
	95	B dm shunter	1935–1950	88	118	55	34	8 are currently in use (3 of which are used by SFT).

^ "Alstom Transport". Archived from the original on 2009-03-09. Retrieved 2010-04-07.
^ Lustig, David (August 24, 2022). "10 more oddball diesels in North America - FAUR "Quarterhorse"". Trains. Kalmbach Media. Archived from the original on 3 January 2023. Retrieved 3 January 2023.