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Quote: Originally posted by Rob and Tina on 24/6/2017

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Hi LlaniDavis, I'm looking at the right vehicles that meet my needs which are not necessarily the same vehicles that would meet your needs.

Due to disability we need an automatic gearbox and enough room to carry a mobility scooter. We also need four wheel drive to keep mobile during the weather. Whatever we drive is always going to be a compromise, I would love a Yeti but unfortunately it is too small to carry all our kit.

Rob

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Quote: Originally posted by Pennine Plodder on 21/6/2017

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Maybe 2 years down the line, someone will have something good to offer those built over 6' and competent to work out mph.

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Quote: Originally posted by dinkum on 26/6/2017

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Troon makes a good point. Driving style can make a huge difference to fuel consumption.

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Quote: Originally posted by Lansdorf on 04/7/2017

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Just got rid of our 2011   2.0d Kuga 163bhp. It was a great tow car. It would return around 25mph to 32 mph towing depending on weather and terrain condition. Value for money and compared with the opposition it was hard to fault.

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Quote: Originally posted by freeatlast on 06/7/2017

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Quote: Originally posted by Lansdorf on 04/7/2017

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Just got rid of our 2011   2.0d Kuga 163bhp. It was a great tow car. It would return around 25mph to 32 mph towing depending on weather and terrain condition. Value for money and compared with the opposition it was hard to fault.

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I'd say it was expensive compared to my ASX4. - When you take the Titanium and add just some of the extras standard on the ASX it comes out at over £6k more, and only 3 years warranty at that. With my last ASX I got 65% in part ex after 3 years, and fuel consumption is as good as any equivalent vehicle.

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