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Topic: whats the best mpv for 4-6000???
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26/2/2010 at 3:47pm
Location: anglesey Outfit: Outwell Wolf Lake suncamp vario 6
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hope to be in a position to change my car soon,looking at a mpv,as we like being up from the ground,so any ideas welcome,needs to be diesel and able to tow 1550kg.look forward to replies,thanks,Adrian
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26/2/2010 at 9:54pm
Location: Wiltshire Outfit: Grumman2 + Modernistic coppertop+
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Hi Adrian, Whilst it isn't everybodys cup of tea, I love our Mitsubishi Delica, We've had it about 5 years, and it's never let us down. It's a little thirsty , so if your looking for good fuel economy .. best go for something else. There's some great owners clubs that are very enthusistic, and have been alot of fun.
2.8 turbo diesel, will tow most trailers/ caravans with ease.......

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26/2/2010 at 10:46pm
Location: Staffs Outfit: Swift Challenger 490 SEL & VW Tiguan
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To safely tow that weight your going to be looking at...
Ford Galaxy
Seat Alhambra
VW Touran
Renault Espace
Kia Sedona
Hyundai Trajet
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27/2/2010 at 9:21am
Location: Redditch Worcestershire Outfit: Mooveo Motorhome F camper & Static
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We have a trajet and love it, its essentially the same as a sedona but with a 2.0 litre engine, I would definitely go for the diesel crtd models though, ours is a petrol and can sometimes struggle on steep hills with the van on, When we change it will either be a trajet diesel or a sedona diesel.
The space in them is great, the seats are comfortable and its really nice to drive. I can get the dog cage and a double pushchair in the back of ours without the 2 rear seats in. We also have picnics in ours if its raining as the front 2 seats swivel round to face the rear. Ours is a 52 plate with 95k on the clock and still has no rattles inside.
Only downside is ball weight is quite light but I think that applies to most MPV's
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27/2/2010 at 9:22am
Location: Redditch Worcestershire Outfit: Mooveo Motorhome F camper & Static
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Quote: Originally posted by thejackdaw on 26/2/2010
Hi Adrian, Whilst it isn't everybodys cup of tea, I love our Mitsubishi Delica, We've had it about 5 years, and it's never let us down. It's a little thirsty , so if your looking for good fuel economy .. best go for something else. There's some great owners clubs that are very enthusistic, and have been alot of fun.
2.8 turbo diesel, will tow most trailers/ caravans with ease.......

Now thats a funky unit., love it 
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27/2/2010 at 3:13pm
Location: Middle Earth Outfit: Former tin tent owner
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Quote: Originally posted by takisawa on 26/2/2010
To safely tow that weight your going to be looking at... Ford Galaxy Seat Alhambra VW Touran Renault Espace Kia Sedona Hyundai Trajet
A Touran would struggle with that weight, do you not mean the Sharan
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