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Subject Topic: Hyundai Tucson Petrol
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22/7/2010 at 11:40am
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Petrol solo average 25.3, diesel solo 38,9, towing average petrol 18.4  diesel 29.1

So how do you make it cheaper to own the petrol



25/7/2010 at 8:48pm
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26/7/2010 at 7:38pm
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Quote: Originally posted by helpmybob on 22/7/2010

Petrol solo average 25.3, diesel solo 38,9, towing average petrol 18.4  diesel 29.1

So how do you make it cheaper to own the petrol


On 2 fronts - The mileage you quote is better than i currently get with the freelander so with petrol being cheaper than diesel i still save money. 2) for the difference in price and the mileage it will cover I only break even (with the difference in price of the vehicles) in 3 years - makes sense to me!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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26/7/2010 at 8:12pm
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I spent a few years working for Hyundai in the North West, and the number of Diesel Tucsons sold over Petrols was considerable.

Part of my job was to do a full pre-delivery inspection and test drive every sold vehicle before handover, and I much preferred driving the diesel models between dealerships (and this was without having to pay for the fuel).

Keep and eye out for a good condition CRTD CDX or a newer CRDi Style or Premium (I'm not as familiar with the newer ones TBH) and you're laughing. I'd get one myself, but our dog has bad hips and would never make it into the back any more

If a Tucson is the price range you're looking at, also consider a Kia Sportage, very similar in a lot of respects as they are both owned by the same parent company.


27/7/2010 at 3:00pm
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Quote: Originally posted by DamonST on 26/7/2010
I spent a few years working for Hyundai in the North West, and the number of Diesel Tucsons sold over Petrols was considerable.

Part of my job was to do a full pre-delivery inspection and test drive every sold vehicle before handover, and I much preferred driving the diesel models between dealerships (and this was without having to pay for the fuel).

Keep and eye out for a good condition CRTD CDX or a newer CRDi Style or Premium (I'm not as familiar with the newer ones TBH) and you're laughing. I'd get one myself, but our dog has bad hips and would never make it into the back any more

If a Tucson is the price range you're looking at, also consider a Kia Sportage, very similar in a lot of respects as they are both owned by the same parent company.
Getting a decent Kia Sportage or Sorento is like BP trying to stop an oil well flowing - almost impossible


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27/7/2010 at 8:04pm
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True enough. With the length of warranty Kia have been offering over recent years, people are happy to hang on to the higher spec models for longer than they would usually.


10/8/2010 at 1:56pm
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Hi all
I have tucson 2.0crtd cdx
Fantastic vehicle for towing i regular towing log trailer around and tow caravan with with mPlt of 1450
And no probs at all
Dont forget the mpg is in us gallons so you need to add six on.i live in the sticks and i get 30 mpg most the time.have just returned from exmouth


10/8/2010 at 2:02pm
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As i was posting we travelled from south shropshire to exmouth travelled locally and returned and the average throughout the week was 26 mpg
Oh and like you have driven lorries for sometime and 85% is advisory but def not illegal.the trouble with some caravanners they think there good drivers but in reality there far from it.also if you can afford to do it go diesel every time



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