What is British Rail Class 489?
{{Infobox EMU | background = darkred | name = British Rail Class 489 (GLV) |image = 9107 at Wirksworth.jpg |imagesize = 300px |caption = 489107 at [[Wirksworth]] Station on 17th April 2003. This unit is one of two preserved on the [[Ecclesbourne Valley Railway]] in [[Derbyshire]]. |Manufacturer = BREL Derby |Operator = [[Gatwick Express]] |Formation = Unknown |Built = Unknown |Capacity = |InService = 1983-2005 |MaxSpeed = 90mph (145km/h) |Gauge = |Voltage = From powering loco/GLV }} [[Image:9104 at Clapham Junction.JPG|thumb|right|489104 passing through [[Clapham Junction]] on 19th July 2003. This unit was used on [[Gatwick Express]] services from London Victoria-Gatwick Airport until withdrawal in 2005.]] [[Image:9108 at London Victoria.jpg|thumb|right|489108 at [[London Victoria station|London Victoria]] on 18th March 2003. This unit carries the ''InterCity Gatwick Express'' livery.]] [[Image:9110 at London Victoria.jpg|thumb|right|489110 at [[London Victoria station|London Victoria]] on 18th March 2003. This is was one of the final two units in service with [[Gatwick Express]].]] The [[British Rail]] '''Class 489''' (or [[British Rail unit designations|GLV]]) is a type of [[electrical multiple unit]], specially converted for use on [[Gatwick Express]] trains, from [[London Victoria station|London Victoria]] to [[Gatwick Airport]]. {{British Rail EMU}} {{transport-stub}} [[Category:British Rail electric multiple units|489]] [[Category:Non-passenger multiple units]]