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11/7/2024 at 10:22am
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I don't have a Kadjar, but a 1.2L (130bhp) Petrol Citroen C4GP, that tows my 1310Kg MTPLM 4 berth caravan absolutely fine, so every possibility that you can tow a mere 1000Kg Pennine pathfinder with ease.
Of course it all comes down to engine characteristics and gear ratios as to how it tows and whether you need to drop a gear or two on hills, but mine trundles along happily in 5th or 6th gear for most part, will exceed the towing speed limit without batting an eyelid (accidentally of course!) and never encountered a hill yet that has been too challenging.
A Pennine pathfinder should be a easier tow than a full blown caravan, as much lower profile from all directions with less wind resistance and 'sail area' for crosswinds/HGV bow waves to effect and destabilise.
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Topic: Renault Kadjar
via mobile 23/5/2024 at 9:35pm
