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04/8/2007 at 9:02am
Location: South Gloucestershire Outfit: Sterling Excel 550 - Honda CR-V Mk4
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I keep banging on about the Mondeo tdci. I tow a van with an MTPLM of 1525 with mine and am happy with performance and stability.
50mpg solo and 30ish when towing.
Worth checking out (IMHO)
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Mr Ulti-Mate
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04/8/2007 at 12:54pm
Location: Ayrshire Scotland Outfit: Santa Fe CRDi + Swift Conqueror 645
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Well to be honest, there's a very easy answer. A petrol 4x4 is easily the most uneconomical type of car on the road, excluding things like Rolls Royces etc etc.
As an example, the 4.0ltr auto petrol Jeep does about 14mpg solo, while the diesels varying from 2.5ltr upwards, do a minimum 24mpg. Our last one, a 2.7 did 26 easily and I could get 28, again solo, and it would tow our twin axle up hill and down dale without losing a breath.
Staying with 4x4s, you can't beat a Sorento. It's not perfect but it's in a class of it's own in the 'value for money' stakes.
------------- David.
I used to be indecisive, but now I'm not so sure!
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06/8/2007 at 7:42pm
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Cheers,
I will look into all off the above mentioned.
I used to tow with a Mondeo 2.0SI which i never had a problem with,then changed to a omega 2.0 cd (cracking car could not fault it.) but it gave me a hard time every time we met a hill which made me chage to the big old gas guzzler (same again cracking motor lovelly ride)
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